The Modern Ops Stack – How Automation, Integration and AI Come Together
Time in Australia: 14:00 AEDT
AI strategy doesn’t begin with AI, it begins with the infrastructure that enables it.
Join us for the second webinar of the 'Making AI Work' Webinar Series, examining AI through a strategic lens to determine a practical playbook for shifting from software chaos to operational clarity. AI strategy doesn’t begin with AI, it begins with the infrastructure that enables it. Nintex global research has found that organisations are managing between 100–300 SaaS tools, often adding a new one every 1 to 3 weeks. Yet despite this, only a minority report full interoperability - making orchestration, not tool count, the real differentiator.
In this webinar, we discuss:
- The new enterprise stack: Process Intelligence → Governance → Low-Code Access → AI
- What is BOAT (Business Operations Automation Technology)? Unpack from a capabilities point of view
- BOAT vs legacy models (RPA, BPA, BPM) - use BOAT report image
- Use cases: Automate onboarding and offboarding end-to-end
- Regional insight into integration gaps and tooling maturity
By the end of this webinar, you will be able to bridge the gap between vision and execution with a roadmap for scalable, AI-enabled growth.
Speakers
Chris Ellis
Director of Solution Engineering
Nintex
Chris Ellis leads a dynamic team helping organisations reimagine the way they work through the power of process improvement, automation and AI. With a knack for turning complexity into clarity, he’s passionate about driving real-world impact — from eliminating bottlenecks to accelerating innovation. A regular speaker on the future of work, Chris brings energy, insight, and a healthy dose of pragmatism to every conversation about transforming business processes for the better.
Georgina Wilczek
Event Host
PEX Network
Georgina is a conference director for the PEX Network. She is an experienced researcher, conference producer and event host, and has produced award-winning commercial events for some of the world’s largest events houses.
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