In Episode 9, Sean McDermott, President, CEO and Founder of Windward Consulting Group, joins the AI+ITOPS Podcast to discuss how the pandemic has impacted IT and is driving the need for AIOps.
Sean McDermott on the podcast: "AIOps is really about the processing of vast amounts of data and the ability to move into a more analytical, prescriptive and automated methodology."
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Episode 9 - Express Version (21:16)
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Episode 9 - Full Interview (37:56)
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