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Like, it's, like, firewall team touches just firewall.

you know a you know wireless team if it's if it dies on the wire or if it's past the wire like they only care about it's a whole new animal it's a whole new beast I remember talking to Tom from from Tech Field Day and he had said that he's like you know we're all IT professionals all engineers but like you know, wireless engineers, like, as opposed to, like, network engineers, like, they're just a different animal, right? Like, their knowledge is so much more extensive of RF.

I have just enough to be dangerous and, like, hold my own, but the experts in that, like, kudos because it's a whole different world.

Like, after it's passed the wire, where it goes, they don't care.

Every Wednesday, we explore news and use cases of the ways in which AI is transforming enterprise IT and the industries it serves.

I'm your host, Stephen Foskett, organizer of the Tech Field Day events here at Futurum Media.

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Hi, I'm Guy Currier.

AI is growing.

Is it a bubble? Is it just getting better and better? Join us on the Tech Field Day podcast as we find out.

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And again, I'm thinking more on the training side than I am on the inference side, because I do think if you're focusing on inferencing and growth around inference, There's a huge amount of opportunity and that's why you see so many startups in the world of using models to solve problems, which is really the inference side of the equation, in my opinion, largely.

Well, I think we could carry on with this as usual for probably another couple of hours, and we probably will over the course of AI Infrastructure Field Day, where my guests will be rejoining me.

But thank you so much for joining us on this Tech Field Day podcast.

Every Wednesday, we explore news and use cases of the ways in which AI is transforming enterprise IT and the industries it serves.

I'm your host, Stephen Foskett, president of the Tech Field Day business unit here at Futurum Media.

Before we dive into this discussion, let's meet who's on the panel today.

Hi, I'm Dave Graham.

In this episode of the Tech Guild Day podcast, certificate security is a house of cards.

Welcome to the Tech Field Day podcast, where we bring together a group of IT technical experts to discuss a single idea about key concepts in the industry.

This podcast features a variety of perspectives from members of the Tech Field Day delegate community and is often recorded in association with one of our events.

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And I'll be honest with you, and I'm Steven smile a little bit.

This is one of the reasons why Tech Field Day exists is because we bring in people who understand how your tech works.

And we get them to say, no, you should not build this feature.

No, that's a terrible idea because nobody wants that.

Every Wednesday, we explore news and use cases of the ways in which AI is transforming enterprise IT and the industries it serves.

I'm your host, Stephen Foskett, president of the Tech Field Day business unit here at Futurum Media.

And before we dive into this discussion, let's meet who's on the panel today.

Morning.

And that holds true whether you're in o- on the operations side or you're trying to secure things.

In this episode of the Tech Field Day podcast, networking is too complex to secure properly.

So I wanna start off by throwing it out there because I know that there's probably somebody out there that's gonna leave a comment that says, "Yeah, you guys don't-- You have it so easy because in my day, we had to, like, figure out how to configure BRI lines and these, these old serial frame relay links." And I'll be like, "You're right.

Those were hard." How many tickets got generated out of your network when you were trying to configure that? Because I know for a fact that if you log into the average organization's ServiceNow dashboard today, um, the amount of tickets that can get generated from a single change or worse yet, an attempt to secure something, can pile up very quickly because there are so many unforeseen interactions that we don't always get to account for.

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So far, yes.

I was cheating on you guys last week or maybe it's this week on the Tech Field Day Utilizing AI podcast.

And there we had the opportunity to discuss what kind of economic point we are at with AI, because there's no question that value comes back.

The question really is how much it's costing to get that value.