Adaptive IT operations in the age of AI: Building resilient, compliant and cost-intelligent infrastructure for what comes next.

6/24/2026 11:22 PM

Asato Webinar (On-Demand)

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Adaptive IT operations in the age of AI: Building resilient, compliant and cost-intelligent infrastructure for what comes next.

Recording of Live Webinar dated 24 June 2026
Speakers :

Carlos Casanova

Principal Analyst

Forrester

Anush Mohandass

Founder & COO

Asato

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What you will learn:

  • Building trust in your data and processes before adding automation.
  • Data foundation that connects asset intelligence.
  • Operational telemetry, and financial accountability in a single coherent view.
  • Evolving from reactive, ticket-driven operations to a proactive, AI-ready model that can absorb disruption, right-size continuously, and deliver on commitments to the business.

What you walk away with:

  • What does Forrester's model for adaptive, AI-driven IT operations actually look like and how far are most organizations from reaching it today?
  • We've invested in AIOps tooling but our operations are still reactive. What foundational gaps are typically causing that disconnect and how do we fix them?
  • How do leading IT Ops teams use real-time asset intelligence to move from incident response to proactive prevention and automated remediation?
  • What is the relationship between asset data quality and AIOps effectiveness?
  • How should IT Ops leaders think about cloud and software cost optimization as part of their operational mandate and not just something they hand off to finance or procurement?
  • If I'm a CIO or VP of IT Ops with limited budget and a team stretched thin, where does Forrester recommend I focus first to move toward an adaptive operations model?
  • What does the maturity curve look like and what metrics should IT leaders be tracking to demonstrate progress toward a resilient, AI-ready operations model?

45 minutes. Four things you can use Monday morning.

No vendor pitch. No theory. A working plan.