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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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Lightning Round: CIO Priorities 2026This presentation explores the top five priorities from our CIO Priorities 2026 Report. |
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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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Building the Right Business-Aligned Security KPIs to Present to the BoardMost cyber dashboards measure security activity, while executives need metrics that demonstrate organizational impact and financial risk reduction. Learn how CISOs can... |
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The Power of LanguageWords matter. But when we use certain words in enterprise IT, what meaning do they really convey? This presentation explores how IT leaders can harness the power of language. |
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Microsoft IQ Layer: A Unified Brain For M365, Fabric, and FoundryAs the Microsoft ecosystem continues to evolve, discover how its IQ layer works, the value it offers, and how it differentiates Microsoft from the competition. This... |
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Decoding Agentic AI Architecture: A Security Perspective for CISOsWith the advent of agentic AI, CISOs are scrambling to adjust to a new world order of security. Discover an approach to mitigate this threat while supporting... |
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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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Oh! All the Clues That AI Uses Against You!Threat actors are using agentic AI to weaponize publicly visible data that is published by organizations online, from marketing materials to job postings. Explore three... |
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