In this episode, KJ Burke and Jason Allan from CDW and Dan Nitta Mackay from Intel discuss how organizations should automate, streamline and standardize on-premises equipment and how to maximize investment by operating workloads appropriately (on-prem vs cloud), automating and orchestrating new services within the data centre.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Theo van Wyk from CDW and Steve Como from Cisco discuss SASE, zero trust architecture, monitoring and securing applications in the hybrid cloud.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Jacques Baribeault from CDW and Jon Calalang from F5 Networks discuss how infrastructure as code (IaC) provides value, what key challenges organizations face and the driving forces behind the need for IaC.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Alhagie Puye, Director of Solutions at CDW Canada, discuss the internal reorganization that was required to remove silos at CDW and better help customers achieve business outcomes from the hybrid cloud.

In this episode, KJ Burke from CDW and David Lefebvre at AppDynamics, part of Cisco, discuss why real-time analytics are important, key challenges and how customers can get started.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Glenn Gerrard from CDW and Henrik Gütle, General Manager, Microsoft Azure discuss how to define modern applications, how businesses are delivering value to their customers and where that is driving the business forward.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Chris Maki from CDW and Kirk Kern, CTO, NetApp Americas discuss data and process gravity, how it drives business value, as well as how NetApp’s data fabric supports data portability.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Michael Traves from CDW and Allen Clingerman from Dell Technologies discuss what technology an organization needs to support AI programs, how to leverage reference architectures and data science pipelines, where to run various types of workloads, and the cost vs complexity of running AI on-prem and in the cloud.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Michael Traves from CDW and Parth Pandit from VMware discuss the landscape of tools that are available to automate and orchestrate app portability, as well as containers, Kubernetes, GitOps and how to connect on-premises and multicloud environments.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Glenn Gerrard from CDW and Nate Schutta, Developer Advocate, VMware Tanzu, discuss managing competing priorities while moving to the cloud, avoiding vendor lock-in and the benefits of app modernization to Canadian organizations.

In this episode, KJ Burke and Puneet Duggal from CDW and Carlos Campos Torres from Cisco discuss hybrid cloud network architecture, making sure you know where workloads are and how to design and architect them with the hybrid cloud in mind.

In this episode, Peter Hunter and KJ Burke from CDW discuss what is the hybrid cloud, how we help customers build their hybrid cloud and how to deliver value in the hybrid cloud.

In this episode, Theo van Wyk from CDW and Wolfgang Goerlich from Cisco discuss the benefits of a zero trust security framework and how to start implementing zero trust within your organization.

In this episode, Julius Azarcon from CDW and Dave Lewis from Cisco discuss whether Canadian businesses are taking data privacy seriously, and how the “new normal” could impact how personal information is being shared.

In this episode, Theo van Wyk from CDW and TK Keanini from Cisco discuss the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) on cybersecurity, and some of the benefits of AI and ML for organizations.

In this episode, Theo van Wyk from CDW and Sean Earhard from Cisco discuss whether a small business is really less likely to be hacked, and how small businesses might respond differently than larger organizations to a security breach.

In this episode, Julius Azarcon from CDW and Rola Dagher from Cisco discuss the role that culture plays in a company’s cybersecurity strategy and how to develop good cybersecurity habits within an organization.

In this episode, Theo van Wyk and Chris Graziano from CDW and Mike Storm from Cisco share home network security best practices and discuss cybersecurity risks to be aware of when working from home.