Wi-Fi has established itself as a de facto utility for many businesses and its employees. Without it, we're not quite sure how to work or collaborate. Join Jennifer Huber, a Technical Solutions Architect at WWT, as she talks about the current wifi networking landscape — from vendors and trends to use cases and outlook. Jennifer also talks about growing role machine learning and artificial intelligence will play in making networks more reliable and efficient.

In an era of rapid transformation and escalating complexity, enterprise IT leaders are at a pivotal juncture — simplify or risk falling behind. But simplification doesn't necessarily mean fewer tools. It means tightly integrated and intelligent solutions that create a unified experience that drive action. Join Jonathan Davidson, Cisco's Executive Vice President and GM of Cisco Networking, as he talks about Cisco's networking strategy that focuses on creating a great unified experience. Jonathan also talks about the role data and AI play in the future of networking and how the partnership between WWT and Cisco is rooted in our shared goal of driving value for our customers while helping them solve complex IT and business problems.

In today's digital age, students view pervasive wireless access not as a luxury, but as a utility. The quality of a campus's wireless network can significantly influence a student's decision on where to pursue their education. Recognizing this, WWT aims to equip higher education institutions with the knowledge to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving landscape of wireless technology. Join WWT Mobility and Digital experts for an in-depth, round-table discussion as we delve into the world of wireless networking technologies, the state of Wi-Fi 6/6e, and the emergence of Wi-Fi 7. This session will provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors driving this technological shift and the implications it has on various aspects of your infrastructure.

Wi-Fi 6E is ready for prime time, giving networking leaders even more options to handle bandwidth-intensive traffic. But increasingly, that traffic is coming from disparate places as hybrid work creates a new workforce dynamic that appears to be here to stay. Join Jennifer Huber, a WWT technical solutions architect specializing in mobility, as she discusses how leaders can embrace the changing wireless landscape and deliver an end-user experience that drives collaboration and productivity. Jennifer also talks about Wi-Fi 7 and how network operators should be thinking about the next generation of wireless, as well as how leaders can maneuver around today's supply chain headaches.

For years, organizations' wireless strategies have been centered around when to upgrade to the latest version of Wi-Fi. But new technologies and use cases are forcing networking directors to think bigger about wireless networking in order to meet the needs of a dynamic and mobile workforce. Join WWT Mobility and IoT Practice Manager Bob Hrbek as he discusses these changes — from the role of private LTE in the enterprise to the wireless network becoming a launchpad for business innovation. Bob also talks about how advances in access points, controllers and more are lowering the barrier of entry to deploy different options for connectivity and why now is the right time to plan for the future.