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It’s no surprise, former CIO of Thomson Reuters Wealth Management, tells us that the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a major cultural shift within the workforce, globally. Organizations are embracing this shift, and now their workforce is far more remote and dispersed than ever before – creating more demand to innovate and automate critical end-to-end business processes.

Join former CIO of Thomson Reuters Wealth Management and ASG for an interactive executive roundtable discussion around:
- Remote workers are going from 10% to 90% … the New Normal?
- Benefits of Enterprise Automation during the “stay/safer at home” paradigm
- Supply Chain challenges & impacts into agile practices in a “remote” world
- Digitalization Ramp-Up

How the Pandemic Changed Enterprise Automation

The World Quality Report 2020-21 (WQR) has launched! This annual report is the only global study that analyzes responses from over 1750 QA/testing managers, CIOs, and other IT professionals in 32 countries, across ten industry sectors, and discusses the trends shaping QA and testing today, along with recommendations for addressing tomorrow’s challenges.

The Financial Services sector is fast-moving and tends to be at the forefront in the adoption of new technologies and approaches.  During this session, we will share the key findings from the World Quality Report 12th edition and explore the current trends in #QualityEngineering and #SoftwareTesting within the Financial Services industry.

Key topics covered during the session include:
- How AI and ML will be used in quality assurance going forward.
- Best practices followed during the Covid pandemic and how they can be taken forward in the post-Covid world.
- What QA teams be doing to address the increasing expectations from their stakeholders by making testing smarter and by transforming their role from testers to the orchestrator of quality.

Key Findings from World Quality Report 2020-21

One of the biggest challenges in the growing digital economy is the exponential rise in ransomware attacks. With experts predicting a new ransomware attack on businesses every 11 seconds by the end of 2021, this is a significant and growing problem.

When a ransomware attack disables an organisation’s corporate, customer or other data systems, the disruption can be widespread – ranging from the need to take industrial or eCommerce platforms offline through to the permanent loss (or theft) of sensitive or proprietary data. Staying ahead of today’s known and unknown exploits requires a variety of approaches – from advanced endpoint protection and maintaining up-to-date operating systems through to investing in information security training, network audits and vulnerability testing.

Data protection is one of the most complex areas of IT infrastructure, but the key to effectively protecting data is to bring all the disparate silos (data lakes, backup appliances, etc.) together in one place and then create a read-only snapshot of the data.

By attending this informative roundtable you will walk away with the knowledge to:
- Level up your cyber protection with a five-step framework
- Mitigate against a ransomware attack by protecting your back up data
- Enable a super-fast restoration environment for ransomware data recovery and crucially how to simplify your ransomware backup and protect your data from ransomware

Safeguarding Enterprise Data from the inside out

Reveal new insights faster and offer them in a concise, engaging way that transforms user experiences improves business outcomes.

Are you currently using any AI technology to provide support to IT operations, and how prepared do you feel to transform your IT operations?
Join our expert panel of speakers as we discuss:
- Why do we need AIOps
- Reduce time to diagnose incidents & avoid outages
- How to simplify Ops management with AIOps

Join us for an engaging virtual event to understand how AIOps addresses the Infrastructure and Operations’ needs by combining big data and machine learning functionality to analyse the ever-increasing volume, variety and velocity of data generated by IT in response to digital transformation.

Transform IT Operations with AIOps to enhance customer experience

Finding space for rapidly growing data volumes is a critical concern for enterprises today—but it's not the only data concern. Companies in a recent study ranked "Data Protection"," "Hardware Costs", and "Rapid Data Growth" among their top storage challenges.1 And in another survey, 78 per cent said that they are using public cloud services to some degree.2

Not surprisingly, on-premises storage infrastructure deployments continue to face pressure from public cloud services' rising adoption. However, could storage innovations—such as flash, software-defined storage, and object storage—as well as converged infrastructures that can deliver substantial benefits entice more IT decision-makers to keep workloads on-premises? 

In this virtual session, we will discuss the Virtualization of the Public Cloud:
-Migrate data between on-premises and public cloud data centres or between public cloud data centres. Enjoy consistent data management between on-premises storage and the public cloud.
-Improve cyber resiliency.
-Implement disaster recovery strategies between on-premises and public cloud data centres.
-Enable cloud-based DevOps with easy replication of data from on-premises sources.
-Reduction of public cloud infrastructure cost with data reduction.


See as our panel of experts discusses how the organization stores, manages and protects data; in other words, it can be as important as how much capacity the organization provides for data.

1 "2017 Storage Trends: Challenges and Spending," Enterprise Strategy Group, August 2017.
2 "2017 IT Spending Intentions Survey," Enterprise Strategy Group, March 2017.

Virtualisation of the Public Cloud

The current wave of consumer privacy & protection regulations and the explosive growth of records are challenging organizations to rethink how they find, classify and manage sensitive, personal, critical and regulated information – especially with customer information residing in the unstructured format on network drives, SharePoint and Microsoft 365.

Many organizations have had initial success with structured data, but struggle when it comes to addressing privacy regulations for their vast stores of enterprise documents and records.
- Wondering how to automatically identify and act on all of the sensitive information residing in documents on your Shared Drives,
    SharePoint farms and Microsoft 365?
-  Concerned about tracking down personal information for data access and deletion rights under current privacy regulations?
-  How can automated insights into your content help you take the right steps to protect and take action on regulated data?

See our industry experts Greg Wilson, Director of Content Services, ASG Technologies; Jan Falkenstein, Senior Solutions Engineer, ASG Technologies and Peggy Tsai, VP of Data Solutions, BigID as they share their insights on how to pave the road to reducing privacy risk and automating compliance requirements for their content and files, including:
-  How best to bring outlying documents and ‘dark data’ into your governance practice
-  Extend information governance and data privacy to shared drives, SharePoint and Microsoft365
-  How to automate migration, legal holds, redaction and disposition policies based on classification insights
-  How to leverage personal information knowledge for GDPR data access and deletion rights fulfilment

Automated Governance

Technologies continue to evolve. There is a growth of users, transactions, devices, operating systems, platforms, data and more. Performance engineering teams must harness the speed of change and release software faster while delivering a superior end-user experience. Now more than ever, there is the need to engineer quality testing earlier in the SDLC by building more realistic tests, enabling increased collaboration across performance teams to meet challenges of application performance. The goal is to provide the best customer experience.

But how can you prepare?

Join Micro Focus, and hear from Richard Bishop, Lead Quality Engineer at Lloyds Banking Group, and peers from various industry verticals, as they discuss the dominant performance trends for 2021. In this unique recording, our panel of experts shares their predictions, based on the challenges experienced and strategies deployed to succeed.

Hear a recorded discussion from our featured experts:
-  Ryan Foulk, President and Founder, Foulk Consulting providing services around true end-to-end strategies on developing/maturing test and operations centres of excellence.
-  Wilson Mar, System Reliability Engineer, Consultant who supports cloud transformation and was previously an Evangelist of the Performance Portfolio at HPE.
-  Paul McLean, IT Performance Consultant, RPM Solutions and Data Services, shares his 20 years of technical expertise in load and performance testing.
-  Scott Moore, Performance Consultant, Scott Moore Consulting, helps companies improve their application performance anywhere in the software development life cycle.

Performance Engineering Trends: Expert Panel Insights

Cyberspace has become a full-blown war zone as governments across the globe clash for digital supremacy in a new, mostly invisible theatre of operations. Once limited to opportunistic criminals, cyber attacks are becoming a key weapon for governments seeking to defend national sovereignty and project national power.

But the list of casualties—which already includes some of the biggest names in technology, financial services, defence, and government —is growing larger by the day. A cyber attack is best understood not as an end in itself but as a potentially powerful means to a wide variety of political, military, and economic goals.

John Hultquist, Vice President, Mandiant Threat Intelligence Analysis for FireEye, shares his experiences and perspective on why recent nation-state cyber-attacks are changing how organisations detect and respond to attacks.

Learnings from recent Nation-State Attacks

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