Data Center Energy Practitioner Training: Informational Webinar

Today’s new normal has dramatically increased the reliance on customer and employee service through digital channels. Learn how Oracle Digital Assistant helps automate engagement, provides a seamless workflow between bots and humans, to gain efficiency while reducing pressures on staffing resources. Join Oracle’s Joe Huang and ComEd’s David Crone, as they discuss chatbot development, showcase demos, and share real-world case studies of intelligent chatbots in action.

Do you spend too much time managing your infrastructure? IT Organizations of all sizes are looking to convergence to allow them to make their data center infrastructure more efficient, more scalable, and more affordable. Whether it’s converged infrastructure, hyperconverged infrastructure, or composable infrastructure, the end result is greater simplicity and streamlined operations in the datacenter. The good news for IT Organizations is that there are so many different converged, composable, and hyperconverged solutions available to choose from today. The not so good news is that, with so many solutions, simply learning about all the different solutions and what makes them unique is a new challenge, in itself.

Digitalization, work from anywhere and cloud-based computing accelerated the need for a cloud-based security approach that enables anywhere, anytime access from any device. However, current network security architectures were designed with the enterprise data center as the focal point for access needs. Join this complimentary security & risk webinar as Gartner experts help you build a migration plan from legacy perimeter and hardware-based offerings to a Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) model. You will find out how to implement software-defined and cloud-delivered security, forcing changes in security architecture and vendor selection.

Managing digital infrastructures is becoming increasingly difficult all the time resulting in more partners and more tools to oversee, and higher costs – likely with less resources (staff and budget). Companies are becoming more reliant on not just employees but outside resources to help augment their teams and ever-expanding digital transformation projects. According to Mordor Research, the managed services market will grow to $274 billion by 2026, up from $152 billion in 2020, lifted by many companies turning to MSPs to mitigate the impact of the pandemic in the past year.