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Lightning Round: Infrastructure & Operations Priorities 2026This presentation explores what I&O must get right to thrive in 2026, based on five key priorities from the Infrastructure & Operations Priorities 2026 report. |
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Pit Stops, Not Heroics: Technical Debt for Product LeadersThis presentation uses a motor sports analogy to explain how hidden costs can accumulate when speed and short-term gains are prioritized. The result is technical debt that... |
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Architecting the EnterpriseInvigorate your practice by convincing stakeholders of the unique value EA promises and formalizing specific functions that directly solve your most pressing problems. |
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AI FatigueBetween constant headlines, shifting expectations, and endless new tools, many IT leaders are struggling to navigate AI fatigue, balance competing demands, and make... |
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Effectively Choose and Govern a Conversational AIThis presentation explores a practical approach to selecting and governing conversational AI solutions that deliver measurable value for both employees and customers. |
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What Hollywood Can Teach IT About Achieving AI ValueQuantifying ROI for AI is a challenge many organizations are facing today. This is because AI doesn't follow any of our existing enterprise IT technology models. To close... |
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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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The Toothpaste EffectEffortless shopping experiences, like a quick trip into the store to grab toothpaste, are grounded in strong data governance behind the scenes. This presentation examines... |
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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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Make 3 FriendsCollaboration is the key to building an effective Enterprise Architecture (EA) practice. This presentation reveals the three colleagues in the organization who can greatly... |
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