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Join Vince Ricco, Dell Technologies Unstructured Data Solutions Business Development Manager for Safety & Security and David Grey, Genetec Commercial lead, Streamvault as they explore the current analytic use cases for life safety, loss prevention and operational efficiencies.
•Learn Best Practices for deploying Video and Audio Analytics today
•Discuss integration of diverse systems such as Video Management and Access Control
•Discuss the importance of Infrastructure planning to facilitate expanding use cases for data insights.

The use of computer vision technologies is growing exponentially. The opportunity is huge and integrators and security consultants are perfectly positioned to take full advantage of these new data-driven workloads. Join industry leaders Dell Technologies and Nvidia to understand how you can embrace video analytics and gain new and incremental revenue streams that will ultimately allow your customers to stay ahead of the game.

What you will learn:
•How to position your business as a Computer Vision leader.
•How to eliminate risk by working with our ecosystem of Computer vision lab validated partners.
•How to win business and deliver an end to end solution to your customers.

Ransomware and destructive cyberattacks threaten organizations across the globe. Different threat actors have varying goals, ranging from simple ransomware to extort funds to advanced threat actors who employ sophisticated techniques to encrypt important data and destroy backups and replicated data to ensure a payday.

Utilities are targeted along with every other organization, but these companies also have unique concerns and a wide range of targets. Bad actors might threaten SCADA systems to shut down production or automated meter reading systems to block new revenue. Or they target systems important and common to every organization such as financials or human resources and payroll systems.

Dell Technologies has developed and defined capabilities to protect critical applications and data in a logically air-gapped, data vault environment – safe from these attacks.

Welcome back to the Dell Technologies Innovation Webinar Series. As your organization continues on the journey to incorporate smart infrastructure into your safety and security strategies, Willie Reed, General Manager, Safety and Security / Computer Vision and Randy Lack, Manager, Americas, Safety and Security / Computer Vision, Dell Technologies will share current perspectives on the deployment of modernized technology to build out your Safety and Security framework across multiple use cases. They will explore next-generation solutions that leverage the power of edge computing and connected analytics to transform the value safety and security to all stake holders across the business. Welcome to the world of computer vision, structured modern IT solutions, “smart spaces,” and more. Join the conversation, register today.

What’s In It for You
• See how the deployment of a modern AI and computer vision-based infrastructure can enhance your safety and security framework today and tomorrow
• Learn how you can quantify your safety and security investments and move them from a cost center into a revenue stream for your organization
• Discover how Dell Technologies safety and security solutions are already delivering value to organizations such as yours
• Explore how computer vision is providing additional actionable insights and faster ROI - evolving via edge computing and connected analytics

Utilities seeking Grid Modernization require new innovative approaches to the standard challenge of protection and control. There has been an evolution from electromechanical relays to Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs), e.g. protection relays, to new virtualized Software Defined Systems – improving reliability, availability and manageability without compromising security. The many virtues in migrating to a Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) significantly outweigh the limitations of deploying more dedicated hardware platforms throughout the data center.

Salt River Project (SRP), as part of their Grid Innovation initiative, is exploring IED consolidation leading up to the virtualization of all traditional substation components – including Virtual Protective Relaying (VPR). The present state of protection, control, and communications device maintenance and upgrade metrics, as well as the changing grid topology, are driving the imperative for virtualization.

Dell Technologies, teaming with VMware and Intel, have partnered with industry-leading Utilities like SRP to define the scope of these new platforms and develop an enterprise-grade edge SDDC from the data center to the substations. The vision of Intel’s Energy IoT team is to help Utilities modernize, and partners develop, solutions for utilities that manage traditional and next generation infrastructure in a seamless and secure way, ready to deal with all kinds of cyber and physical threats.

Welcome to Dell Technologies Retail Webinar. In this conversation we will focus on the “Dell Technologies Connected Retail Solutions”. Together with our partner ecosystem, we have developed solutions to help retailers deliver a more personalized experience to their customers and scale with innovative solutions that will help improve your operation.

Join Siobhán Lynch, Retail Lead, Global Industries and Claire O’Keeffe, Solutions Architect, Customer Solution Center, Limerick to learn about retail industry trends and Dell Technologies offerings through an Innovation Lab 360 Degree Virtual Experience.

What’s In It for You
• See how Dell Technologies Innovation Lab Virtual Experience can enable your retail transformation.
• Gain insights into the power of the possible and how to extend your transformation journey into areas you might have not considered before.
• Learn how Dell Technologies engineers solutions with retail needs in mind.

Transforming and modernizing the energy industry is at the forefront of utility operational objectives. Traditional architectures in electric utilities are costly to maintain and inflexible. Utilities seeking to modernize the Grid require a new approach, one that leverages a common, virtual architecture providing more agility and higher levels of inter-operability, security and reliability.

A Utility Grid Modernization Program requires a common architecture design that can be utilized across the Utility eco-system. The common architecture should be a robust Enterprise Grade Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) that can run at the edge, while utilizing the same tools and retaining the same capabilities as the data center. In addition, the common architecture must be capable of supporting Cloud Native and Legacy (Window/Linux) x86 applications on a single platform while providing intrinsic security, compliance and lifecycle management.

The benefits of a SDDC virtual architecture for grid modernization includes reduced overall cost, increased safety, increased reliability, redundancy, self-diagnostics, and an improved level of security through zero-trust architectures. Together, Dell Technologies, Intel and VMware are delivering successful Utility Grid Modernization projects with enterprise grade, standard virtual architectures enabling Utilities to streamline operations while delivering next-generation utility tools to manage and ensure overall grid reliability.

A webinar on the best practices that Sentara Healthcare deployed for their digital transformation that enabled them to quickly transition to a virtual workforce when the need arose. Through strategic investments in essential infrastructure solutions, powered by Dell Technologies, Sentara was able to advance secure clinical mobility to serve their patients without disruption under challenging circumstances. Featuring Matthew Douglas, Chief Enterprise Architect at Sentara Healthcare, and David Dimond, Healthcare Chief Innovation Officer at Dell Technologies.

This webinar, originally hosted by U.S. News and World Report on Thursday, July 30, 2020 features an introduction by David DeAngelis, Dell Technologies Global Healthcare General Manager and discussion with the following:
* Suja Chandrasekaran - Sr. Executive VP, Chief Information and Digital Officer, CommonSpirit Health
* Scott C. Rissmiller, M.D. - Executive VP and Chief Physician Executive, Atrium Health
* Michael D. Robinson - Vice President, North America Healthcare, VMware
* James Roxburgh - Chief Executive Officer, Telehealth, Banner Health

Welcome back to Dell Technologies Innovation Webinar Series. In this conversation we will have Wayne Arvidson interviewing Ken Mills CEO of Intellisite as he shares some best practices around implementing thermal vision solutions. The next generation of safety and security solutions such as thermal imaging and computer vision are being used in different ways in today’s world, and we believe this is only the beginning.

Leading health systems are finding that virtual care has become a necessity rather than a luxury, with new tools and platforms at their disposal, the payer market expanding its coverage guidelines, and the nation moving toward a “new normal.” Providers are developing virtual health strategies that incorporate telehealth and remote patient monitoring to advance value-based care, boost clinical outcomes, and improve provider workflows.

In this on demand webcast, David Houghton, MD, MPH and Dr. Natalie Pageler discuss the development of enterprise-wide virtual care strategies and the evolution of virtual platforms. Additionally, the speakers delve into the connected health climate before COVID-19, the pandemic's impact on virtual services, and their response to new consumer demands and market forces.

The utility grid has been undergoing a fundamental change from a rigid Operations Technology (OT) centric one-way energy flow model, to a more dynamic data-driven model supporting intermittent renewable resources and flexible customer loads. This has resulted in Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS) grid technologies providing next-generation control capabilities such as management of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) and battery storage, and tighter integration with utility tools to manage overall grid reliability. This global ADMS market is being driven by several key factors such as the increase in demand for energy, rapid grid development pushing towards 100% renewables, the need for improved customer service and better Grid efficiencies. In addition, net-zero carbon footprint strategies and consumer cost savings are also pushing global ADMS markets forward.

Utilities can streamline operations and reduce expenses while enhancing reliability by virtualizing their ADMS. The virtualization of these utility systems enables the decoupling of application and hardware refresh cycles, delivering non-disruptive updates and reduced operational expense (OpEx). The adoption of virtualized Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) models removes the dependencies on Storage Area Network (SAN) and Fiber Channel components. Utilities can now eliminate associated SAN/FC capital expense and OpEx spending, and redirect resources to more value-add activities. Dell VxRail HCI solutions will automate and eliminate many manual hardware and maintenance activities for drastically improved lifecycle management, that lowers total cost of ownership while enhancing data security, compliance, protection and recovery.

A conversation with these panelists about how an organization knows which patients should be engaged in virtual care, the best ways to engage the patients in virtual care, and then how you measure whether the virtual care provided was successful or not:
- Steven Lazer, Global Healthcare CTO at Dell Technologies
- Pete Stevenson, President and COO/CSO at eCare21
- Gail Zahtz, Vice President Continuum of Care at Centers Health Care
- Jamey Edwards, CEO and Co-Founder at Cloudbreak Health
- John Lynn, Founder and Chief Editor at Healthcare IT Today (moderator)

The future of healthcare is digital, driven by emerging technologies and digitization and big data. Better patient outcomes and experiences will be driven by data and advanced connectivity.
Dell Technologies offers your healthcare organisation the most comprehensive portfolio of technology solutions for your healthcare digital transformation, allowing you to deliver innovative, secure and sustainable solutions in pharmaceuticals, diagnostic imaging, AI, , medical image storage, digital pathology and telemedicine. Together with our healthcare technology partners, we can deliver true digital solutions for your healthcare business.
In this webinar, we will get an insight into Hypertrust Patient Data Care’s solution “X-Chain for Personalized Medicine”. This supply chain optimization for personalized treatments, like e.g. cell & gene cancer treatments, can be operated fully decentralized on top of a blockchain network. Based on the just released reference implementation paper, it will be discussed which benefits blockchain based solutions can bring to the field of personalized healthcare - specifically to achieve a holistic chain of identity and custody and frictionless cross company process integrations. Seamless integrations will be demonstrated based on SAP Cloud Platform Blockchain Services and a variety of Dell Solutions.

Join the Dell Technologies Healthcare - Epic EHR team for a discussion on running Dell EMC PowerStore for Epic. We'll explore how PowerStore's flexible architecture and modular design provides for consistent services across platforms and enables future deployment models. Learn how this data-centric design optimizes system performance, scalability, and storage efficiency to support any workload without compromise.

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In this webinar on delivering a Utility Security and Compliance (USC) framework, you will learn that transforming and modernizing the energy industry is at the forefront of utility operational objectives. Utilities seeking to modernize the Grid require a new approach, one that leverages newer technologies and standards while providing more agility and the highest levels of security and reliability. A cyber security domain within an overall grid modernization strategy is critical for success, and virtualization is the foundation for digitizing the grid. This foundation must also address bidirectional power flow, sustainability goals and optimized grid operations. Dell Technologies and VMware have partnered with industry leaders in providing a strong, modern ecosystem of solutions for utility companies. The benefits of virtualization and grid modernization include reduced overall cost, increased safety, increased reliability, reduced wiring/electrical hazards, redundancy, self-diagnostics, and an improved level of security through zero-trust architectures.

Welcome to this Dell Technologies Webinar. During this conversation we will explore “Digital Integration for the Data-Driven, Platformed Utility”. Dell Technologies and Greenbird will discuss how Electric Utility Companies can achieve Enterprise Integration with a Digital Integration Hub, enabling use cases that include: smart grids, predictive maintenance and intelligent grid operations for the Energy Transition.

This is a Dell Technologies virtual social meetup on How You Can Leverage Data-first, Patient-Centric Multi-Cloud Solutions to Make Your Healthcare Organization More Responsive, featuring:
- John T. Collier, MD, Chief Healthcare Advisor at World Wide Technology (WWT)
- David Sarson, Global Alliance Manager, Healthcare Multi-Cloud at Dell Technologies

This is a Dell Technologies #VirtualHIMSS20 social meetup on How Healthcare Organizations Are Integrating Virtual Chronic Care Solutions to Adjust to The Next Normal, featuring the following panelists:
- Pete Stevenson, President and COO/CSO at eCare21
- Gail Zahtz, Vice President Continuum of Care at Centers Health Care
- Jamey Edwards, CEO and Co-Founder at Cloudbreak Health
- David Dimond, Chief Innovation Officer, Global Healthcare and Life Sciences at Dell Technologies
More here: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/2020/06/08/how-healthcare-organizations-are-integrating-virtual-chronic-care-solutions-to-adjust-to-the-next-normal/