The IT Leaders’ Roundtable: The Digital Workplace in the Age of AI

October 14th 4pm BST, 11am EDT

The IT Leaders’ Roundtable: The Digital Workplace in the Age of AI

When every tool has AI, how does IT create one connected experience?

AI is no longer a standalone tool. It’s becoming embedded across the entire enterprise tech stack.

Every platform has its own AI capabilities, employees have more tools at their fingertips than ever, and IT leaders are being asked to balance innovation with security, governance, and an increasingly complex digital workplace.

But when AI is everywhere, a cohesive AI strategy isn't.

And as AI becomes embedded across the enterprise, IT leaders are tasked with simplifying the experience without limiting innovation.

The challenge is no longer simply around introducing AI.

It’s about creating a secure, connected AI experience that employees will actually use.

Join us LIVE for a practical roundtable with IT and technology leaders from GeneDx and Workvivo by Zoom. We’ll unpack what the next phase of the AI-enabled digital workplace looks like and the decisions IT leaders need to make now.

Featuring:

• Luke Watson, Information Technology Lead Portfolio Manager, GeneDx
• Chris Blackstone, Senior Solutions Engineer & former CTO, Workvivo
• Corinne Claypool, Senior Product Manager, Workvivo

What you’ll learn:

• How IT leaders can navigate an increasingly crowded AI and technology stack
• When to consolidate vs. integrate — and where AI should live in the employee experience
• How to balance AI accessibility with security, governance and control
• How IT, Security, HR and Comms can work together to build an employee-centric AI strategy
• How to move from AI deployment to meaningful use cases, adoption and measurable value

Why now?

The AI landscape is getting more complex, not less.

Adding another AI tool isn't necessarily the answer. The opportunity for IT is to create a digital workplace where technology is seamless, employees know where to go, and AI makes work simpler rather than adding another layer of complexity.

The organizations that get this right won't be the ones with the most AI. They’ll be the ones that make it work for their people.

So, when every tool has AI, what should IT leaders do next?

Register now! 💡