From AI Pilots to AI Performance: Building Secure, Resilient Operating Models for Enterprise AI
Enterprise AI has crossed an important threshold. Across industries, organizations are moving beyond experimentation and investing heavily in AI-powered transformation. Yet despite growing adoption, many initiatives continue to struggle to deliver measurable business value. The challenge is no longer choosing the right model – it’s building the operating model that allows AI to scale successfully.
As AI becomes embedded within critical business processes, leaders are confronting a new set of questions. How do you govern AI responsibly? Where should workloads run? How do you balance cloud economics with performance? What data foundations are required? And as AI becomes increasingly business-critical, how do you ensure the resilience, protection, and recoverability of the systems and data it depends upon? Organizations are recognizing that governance, cyber resilience, and operational readiness must evolve together if AI is to deliver long-term value.
Join Blend and Rackspace Technology for an executive dinner bringing together senior technology leaders to explore what it truly takes to operationalize AI at enterprise scale. Through candid peer discussion, attendees will examine how leading organizations are modernizing infrastructure, strengthening governance, improving cyber resilience, managing cost, and building resilient operating models that allow AI to move from isolated pilots to lasting business value.
Colin Cosell is a professional emcee, announcer, and executive communications expert with more than 25 years of experience across television, radio, film, stage, and corporate events. When he’s not at the lectern or moderating executive panels, Colin serves as the Public Address Announcer for the New York Mets, Army Football, the Premier Lacrosse League, and numerous other professional and collegiate teams. Over the course of his career, Colin has earned three Emmy Awards and has announced to more than 30 million attendees worldwide. His greatest source of pride, however, are his wife, Julia, and their little girl, Eloise.
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