Events for you

This online event covers AI-driven quantum error correction techniques to enable fault-tolerant quantum computing. It focuses on replacing classical decoders with neural architectures that improve logical error rates and discusses engineering challenges for real-time implementation. Attendees interested in quantum computing advancements and AI applications in hardware control will benefit from the session.

This online session covers the AgenticStack framework for building AI-native software delivery systems. It explains why Agentic Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) requires an engineering approach rather than just agent orchestration. The event is aimed at engineers and technologists interested in AI-driven software delivery.

This online event explores the evolving role of the Pre-Sales Architect in an AI-driven world. It explains how AI impacts customer discovery, solution design, and proposals. The content is geared towards professionals interested in the intersection of AI and pre-sales architecture.

This event explains the AgenticStack framework for engineering AI-native software delivery by structuring AI across every phase of the software development lifecycle. Attendees will learn how AI agents can augment specialized roles and enable a connected and measurable delivery process. It is ideal for software engineers, developers, and technology operators interested in AI-driven SDLC innovation.

This online event explores the impact of Artificial Intelligence on cybersecurity in Operational Technology environments. It targets cybersecurity professionals and operators interested in AI applications within OT. Attendees can learn about challenges and innovations specific to protecting industrial control systems.

This event explains the evolving role of solution architects in an AI-first world. It explores how AI can be used to enhance productivity without compromising authenticity. The session is designed for technology professionals interested in the intersection of architecture and AI advancements.

This online event explores the implementation of agentic AI systems that can reason, plan, and take action across workflows in production environments. It is designed for professionals interested in practical AI applications and the operational challenges of deploying advanced AI technologies. Attendees will gain insights into how agentic AI can transform workflows and business operations.

This event discusses the evolving role of observability as a platform infrastructure challenge rather than a developer task. It is designed for platform engineering leaders who want to understand market trends including platform-owned instrumentation, cost management, and the impact of agentic AI. Speakers share research insights to help attendees prioritize observability efforts within their organizations.

This event explains the evolving role of Multi-Cloud Architects and their increasing strategic importance in the AI era. It is aimed at technology professionals who want to understand how multi-cloud expertise intersects with AI development. Participants will learn why this career path is becoming critical as AI adoption grows across industries.

The event explores platform engineering as a fundamental operating model for the AI era, focusing on transforming recurring knowledge work into scalable production systems. It targets leaders, builders, and operators interested in how strong platforms enable AI-driven productivity. Participants will gain early insights into models and playbooks essential for organizational redesign and AI integration.

Daniel Amber, CTO at Cars.co.za, shares leadership lessons on managing tech teams and speeding up delivery by focusing on decisions and team design rather than process. This online event is for technical leads and operators interested in improving leadership and team performance. Learn how AI impacts execution time and leadership growth.

This online event introduces the concept of agentic observability, exploring how to monitor autonomous agents writing code, running tests, and managing infrastructure. It is intended for technical operators and builders interested in automation and AI-driven development. Participants will learn about challenges and approaches to observing the behavior of autonomous agents in software environments.

This online executive townhall addresses the challenge organizations face in moving from AI pilots to measurable business impact within 90 days. It is designed for executives and operators seeking to close the AI usage gap and accelerate AI adoption. Attendees will gain insights into practical strategies for leveraging AI to achieve business outcomes.

This event explains how to design and implement multi-agent AI architectures for enterprise applications using Azure AI Foundry Agent Service. It is intended for data engineers and AI practitioners interested in moving beyond single-agent conversational AI to collaborative, specialized agents. Attendees will learn practical patterns for agent roles, communication, orchestration, and scaling in real-world scenarios.