Scott Schlesinger

The edge has become an active layer of enterprise execution, where decisions are made, value is created, and real work gets done. As organizations continue to modernize their infrastructure and connect data with action, the ability to operate effectively at the edge will separate those moving forward from those still trying to keep up.

Quantum computing is an opportunity to redefine foundational sectors and address challenges that traditional computing cannot solve. By preparing now, organizations and society at large can position themselves to harness quantum capabilities responsibly, ensuring that technology not only drives progress but also fosters sustainable, inclusive growth for future generations.

As businesses continue to evolve in the digital age, adopting a Data Mesh framework offers a path to more agile, efficient, and impactful data management.

With practical guidance from experienced professionals and tailored strategies, organizations can navigate the complexities of cloud migration and platform modernization confidently, unlocking new opportunities for innovation and growth.

Achieving operational excellence through data-driven strategies demands more than just technological upgrades; it necessitates a comprehensive approach encompassing organizational readiness, cultural transformation, and proactive change management.

The personalized and participatory experiences introduced at the Las Vegas Super Bowl have set a new standard for fan engagement.

Real-time data and generative AI redefine the stadium as a vibrant, interactive theater, ensuring fans don’t just watch but actively engage.

Organizations need to prepare now for the new regulations and frameworks that will be coming in the next several months from efforts like the AI Bill of Rights.

As the 5G market matures, we expect astronomical growth in the volume of data residing at the Edge – offering more informed decisions leveraging real-time, actionable information.