CTERA unveiled the first IntelliVerse 2025, a free two-day virtual event on September 16-17, aimed at providing IT leaders, business executives, and technology professionals with strategies and insights to effectively manage, protect, store, and utilize data across complex, distributed environments.
“Maintaining outdated storage infrastructure poses significant risks for enterprises, making modernization essential to future-proof and unlock new value from their data,” said Karyn Price, Industry Director of ICT at Frost & Sullivan. “Educational forums like IntelliVerse offer invaluable opportunities for industry leaders to discover the best strategies for their organizations.”
- Karyn Price, Industry Director, ICT, Frost & Sullivan
- Michael Hay, Chief Technology Strategy Officer, Americas, Hitachi Vantara
- Trevor White, VP Advisory and Consulting, Nucleus Research
- Alex Acilla, Principal Validation Analyst, Enterprise Storage Group
- Brad Shimmin, VP, Practice Lead, The Futurum Group
- Darren Sharpe, UK Marketplace Partner Lead, Microsoft
“In the enterprise race towards AI, it’s becoming evident that many stalled or ineffective initiatives stem from a lack of data readiness rather than AI challenges,” said Brad Shimmin, Vice President and Practice Lead of Data Intelligence, Analytics & Infrastructure at The Futurum Group. “Forums like IntelliVerse allow industry experts, including myself, to share insights on how senior leaders are looking beyond mere AI models and algorithms to build a lasting competitive advantage.”
“CTERA’s inaugural IntelliVerse 2025 is a forum for exploring how enterprises can prepare for the challenges and opportunities of a data-driven future,” said Cheryle Cushion, SVP of Marketing, CTERA. “As organizations face an ever-changing threat landscape, the never-ending growth of unstructured data across an increasingly distributed work environment and the transformative impact of AI, this event delivers the insights and practical strategies we all need to stay ahead.”
