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Inside the Agentic EnterpriseThis Info-Tech LIVE 2026 keynote explores what it takes to build an enterprise architected for autonomy, from orchestration and integration to governance, structure, and... |
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Introducing the Info-Tech Speakers Bureau Keynote PresentationThe Speakers Bureau at LIVE events gives audiences the opportunity to hear directly from peers – speakers who bring diverse perspectives, real-world experience, and... |
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Introducing the Info-Tech Speakers BureauThe Speakers Bureau at LIVE events gives audiences the opportunity to hear directly from peers – speakers who bring diverse perspectives, real-world experience, and... |
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Stop Running Your Risk Program BlindAgentic AI in risk is powerful, but, ungoverned, it’s a liability. The danger isn’t that AI is making risk decisions; the danger is AI making risk decisions faster than... |
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Digital SovereigntyDigital sovereignty is shifting from a national defense issue to an organizational and individual responsibility. As reliance on external digital platforms grows, leaders... |
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The Cyber Team of TomorrowAre your cybersecurity roles aligned to the risks your organization faces? Discover how using the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and NICE Framework can build clearer... |
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Elevating Executive Presence as a Cybersecurity LeaderExecutive presence remains one of the most misunderstood and underinvested capabilities in an executive’s toolkit. This presentation examines why executive presence is the... |
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Is Microsoft 365 Really Good Enough?Most organizations are using at least some parts of M365 today, but many use less than half of the platform’s full capabilities. This presentation explores how to know if... |
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Who’s Really Running the Experiment?AI agents are making decisions – faster than we can intervene. What happens when they make the wrong one? This presentation examines lessons learned when Stanford... |
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Critical Thinking in the Age of AI ReportingAI is accelerating how information is created and shared, but that speed can also amplify confusion and misleading conclusions. In this era when only clicks matter, even... |
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