Upcoming Webinars

As global humanitarian needs continue to rise, there is an increasing demand to respond with innovative, impactful and scalable solutions powered by mobile and digital technology. On 11 December, the GSMA opened the GSMA Innovation Fund for Humanitarian Challenges. The Fund will provide grants as well as additional non-financial and technical support to projects that leverage mobile and digital technology to pilot and scale solutions that address humanitarian challenges in low- and middle-income countries. The specific objective of this new Fund is to test innovative use cases, partnerships, and business models that can improve access to sustainable digital-enabled solutions for those who are affected by – or vulnerable to – humanitarian challenges. The Fund is open to applications from for-profit small and growing enterprises (commercially viable start-ups, small and medium enterprises, and social enterprises with up to 250 employees). Successful projects will receive a grant of between £100,000 and £250,000 to scale their innovation over a 15 to 18 month period. Join this webinar to learn more about the Fund from key concepts, grantee support and eligibility.

According to a Gartner survey, 75% of supply chain leaders believe that with labor shortages, low employee engagement, and retention challenges, voluntary turnover is here to stay and will likely increase over the next five or more years. The traditional response of the blind pursuit of employee retention has not produced optimal talent results. This raises the question: What if embracing employee turnover has its benefits? Gartner’s most recent research finds that CSCOs seeking to thrive in this environment must adopt three talent shifts to translate turnover into a competitive advantage. Join our expert in this complimentary supply chain webinar as they explore these three shifts and real-world examples of organizations that bring these practices to life.

More than 80% of Gartner clients are investing in AI or generative AI (GenAI) in some capacity. Join this complimentary AI webinar as Gartner expert Fran Karamouzis takes you through different categories of generative AI, the cost side of the equation, the value measurements, and real-life examples of organizations that have taken action and funded initiative, so your organization can determine your best path forward.

Presented by Chris Von CsefalvayLarge language models (LLMs) like GPT have captured the public's attention, raising both overinflated expectations of generalized artificial intelligence (AGI) and fears of a takeover of the machines. Yet, in the right hands, LLMs can be powerful tools of improving public health surveillance, detecting early signals of pathogenic outbreaks from noisy social media and support data-driven decision-making at a hitherto unprecedented scale. This presentation will briefly introduce what LLMs are (and, more importantly, what they aren't), followed by a discussion of possible applications in public health as well as their risks, concluding with an equity-centered perspective on creating safe and unbiased AI/ML tools. Public health experts will undoubtedly find themselves as consumers of, and sometimes interactors with, such models, making it all the more crucial to build a fact-based understanding of this new tool and discuss how its risks are best mitigated.

To be competitive, organizations must invest in staff and give them the tools to be effective. Counties are embracing advanced automation and emerging technology to support their workforce, resulting in lower turnover, increased revenue and better outcomes. Join us for a webinar with Grace White, Chief Quality Officer, MHMR of Tarrant County, Texas and Chris Yakscoe, Director, Bells AI, Netsmart for a focused conversation on Bells and advanced automation technology. In this webinar, you’ll learn how: - AI technology can address workforce challenges including staff satisfaction, training, quality improvements and more! - Automation leads to sustainability, including faster and more accurate claims and maximized reimbursements. - Counties have harnessed emerging technology to target barriers to care, while improving compliance and the bottom line – and creating a positive workplace culture for staff.

NetSecOps: Examining How Network and Security Teams Collaborate for a Better Digital Future. Wednesday, January 10, 11 a.m. Pacific | 2 p.m. Eastern. Network teams and security teams have fundamentally opposite missions. Join EMA Vice President of Research Shamus McGillicuddy for a webinar that highlights his newly published market research report, “NetSecOps: Examining How Network and Security Teams Collaborate for a Better Digital Future.”

Join us January 10, 2024 11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET for The State of Support Services 2024 webinar. Vele Galovski, TSIA’s Distinguished VP of Support and Field Services Research, will discuss the industry trends impacting support organizations, the top business challenges faced by Support Services organizations, and insights on the role of descriptive, predictive, and proactive data analytics in driving support efficiency and scalability. Register now to learn more about the Support Services capabilities needed for 2024 and beyond.

Like all electric power producers, forced outages mean reduced megawatt hour (MWh) generation, a strain on the grid for the surrounding community, and lost revenue. And for a power plant in West Virginia, recurring boiler tube failure and subsequent downtime meant falling behind its peers. The plant manager and his team turned to technology to provide the data and insights needed to guarantee uptime and seamless energy production. In a recent 5-day planned outage, data from a full-coverage robotic boiler tube inspection was used to generate a targeted repair plan in just eight hours. Armed with this information, the plant is making repairs, planning for future outages, and driving efficiencies along the entire maintenance value chain. In this webinar, learn how this end-to-end solution, which combines robotics and advanced software analytics, is empowering this power plant to make data-driven boiler management decisions.

In this webinar, our panel discusses critical trends and developments in health care fraud and abuse, compliance, and enforcement in 2023. Topics covered include recent government enforcement initiatives, Stark and Anti-Kickback developments, self-disclosures and settlements, trends, and changes in the industry that will impact health care organizations and their contracting and compliance efforts in 2024.

Old-school awareness training does not hack it anymore. Your email filters have an average 7-10% failure rate; you need a strong human firewall as your last line of defense. Join us for a live demonstration of how KnowBe4 introduces a new-school approach to Security Awareness Training and Simulated Phishing. Get a look at FOUR NEW FEATURES and see how easy it is to train and phish your users. Find out how 65,000+ organizations have mobilized their end-users as their human firewall.