US EditionInfo-Tech LIVE 2025 Reveals First Featured Speakers for Premier Las Vegas IT Conference in June
- Info-Tech Research Group announced its first round of featured speakers for Info-Tech LIVE 2025, a three-day IT conference taking place in Las Vegas.
- Info-Tech LIVE 2025 is designed to help over 4000 attending CIOs, CDOs, CISOs, and IT leaders address pressing challenges like scaling AI, securing infrastructure, and navigating organizational transformation.
- The event, held at The Bellagio from June 10-12, 2025, offers media professionals, including journalists, podcasters, and influencers, exclusive access to research, content, and interviews with industry leaders, with a digital pass option available for live-streamed keynotes and virtual interviews.
- Featured speakers, including Robert Garmaise, VP of AI Research at Info-Tech Research Group and former senior executive at McKinsey and Microsoft, will provide research-driven insights on critical issues facing IT leaders, drawing from nearly 30 years of Info-Tech's experience in providing unbiased research and advisory services to over 30,000 professionals.
- Gord Harrison, Chief Research Officer, along with AVPs Isabelle Hertanto and Carlene McCubbin, and Managing Partner Mark Roman, will offer strategic guidance and insights based on extensive research and experience in areas such as cybersecurity, workforce development, and technology transformation, with further details on speakers and the agenda to be announced.
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Info-Tech LIVE 2025 Reveals First Featured Speakers for Premier Las Vegas IT Conference in June
Info-Tech LIVE 2025, set to take place June 10–12, 2025, at The Bellagio in Las Vegas, has unveiled its first round of featured speakers who will deliver research-driven insights on the most pressing issues facing IT leaders today. From AI…
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