Beyond Automation
The Future of Enterprise Execution
Every enterprise has invested in automation
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Terraform
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Kubernetes
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Cloud
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CI/CD
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Ansible
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AI
Each of these technologies has transformed the way individual teams build, deploy and operate modern IT environments.
Yet one question remains unanswered:
When every team automates independently, who coordinates enterprise execution?
Today's challenge is no longer automation.
As Business-critical processes now span multiple technologies, teams and platforms, corporate IT needs precise coordination.
Most organizations have modern execution technologies.
Few have a unified execution model.
What to Expect
Join an executive discussion focused on one question:
How do modern enterprises transform disconnected execution into one coordinated operational model?
Rather than product presentations, this roundtable brings together enterprise architects, infrastructure leaders and technology experts to discuss:
Who Should Attend?
Key Takeaways
Event Details
Hall Michelangelo, Floor 3
09:00am-11:40pm
Agenda
A moderated discussion exploring the operational challenges that remain after automation has been introduced across different technology domains.
Perspective 1: Automation technologies: what they solve—and what they don’t
Terraform, Ansible, AI, CI/CD
Perspective 2: Do siloed technology stacks create Operational Complexity Across the Enterprise
From Enterprise Execution to Enterprise Control
Speaker: Broadcom
Key discussion points
- Why fragmented automation creates a new management challenge
- Characteristics of an enterprise execution and control layer
- How Broadcom Automic supports enterprise-wide orchestration
- Integrating with existing automation technologies rather than replacing them
• Continue the conversation through discussions with AKAT and Broadcom specialists, focusing on practical challenges, strategic priorities and opportunities within participants’ own organizations.
• Showcase AI/Agents initiating actions without compromising the deterministic execution, approvals and auditability
