WWT Untangles AI Complexities As Customers Ready Roll Outs: Tech Disruptors
World Wide Technology Technologies (WWT) has emerged as an invaluable partner for corporates embarking on their AI journey. WWT CEO and Co-Founder Jim Kavanaugh stops by the Tech Disruptors podcast studio and sits down with Bloomberg Intelligence analyst, Woo Jin Ho, to discuss WWT's evolution from a value-added reseller in 1990 to a global systems integrator that generates $20 billion in annual sales with 10,000 employees. The company was early on in identifying AI as a disruptive change in corporate IT, and through investments and the creation of its AI Proving Ground, the company has become a trusted partner and AI thought leader for Fortune 500 customers and its vendors.
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