Autonomous Operations Starts with Resilience
2026.09.22 InfoScale-LandingPage-1540x660-1

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Tuesday, September 22

11 am ET

Enterprise operations weren't built for the speed of today's world.

Applications span hybrid environments. AI is reshaping how businesses operate. Infrastructure changes constantly. Cyber threats move in seconds—not hours. Yet most operational teams are still expected to detect issues, assess impact, coordinate response, and restore service manually.

That model no longer scales.

A new operational model is emerging—one where resilience isn't a process that begins after disruption. It's an autonomous capability that continuously protects trusted operations.

In this session, we'll explore how organizations are evolving from reactive operations to autonomous operational resilience: systems that continuously observe application health, understand dependencies, anticipate operational risk, and take intelligent action before users and the business feel the impact.

You'll learn:

- Why modern enterprise operations require more than observability and automation

- What autonomous operational resilience looks like in practice

- How intelligent operational decisions reduce downtime, operational complexity, and business risk

- The foundational capabilities organizations need to enable continuous operations across hybrid environments

- How AI and autonomous systems are changing the future of enterprise operations

The future isn't faster recovery. It's operations that continuously adapt to keep the business running.



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Joseph DAngelo-modified

Joseph D'Angelo

Director of Product Management - InfoScale
Joe has worked in the Software Industry for the past 28 years, having been with InfoScale since 2011. During this time, he has held a variety of product management, technical sales and leadership positions. Most recently he led the product management team, transforming InfoScale into a cloud-native, AI focused cyber resiliency solution. Prior to joining, he served as a delivery consultant and professional services lead within the InfoScale channel community. Joe holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science.