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The Data Problem: Building Infrastructure for the World’s Most Valuable Enterprise Asset - Six Five On The Road

The Data Problem: Building Infrastructure for the World’s Most Valuable Enterprise Asset - Six Five On The Road

Vlad Rozanovich of Lenovo joins Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman on Six Five On The Road to discuss why enterprise data remains underutilized and what it takes to operationalize data and AI at scale.

Data isn’t scarce, but turning it into something usable, timely, and actionable at scale is still where most enterprises fall short.

From Lenovo Tech World in Las Vegas, Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman are joined by Vlad Rozanovich, SVP, ISG Sales, ISO at Lenovo, to focus on why enterprise data continues to fall short of its potential despite widespread AI investment. They break down where AI ambition is running ahead of infrastructure readiness and why legacy data architectures are struggling to keep pace.

As data stretches across cloud, core, and edge environments, the idea that a single platform can handle every workload is breaking down, causing organizations to make tradeoffs as they move compute closer to where data is created, balancing responsiveness with governance, security, and cost. The message is clear: unlocking data value requires platforms built for distributed execution, not just centralized analytics.

Key Takeaways Include:

🔷 Enterprise data remains underutilized: Most organizations collect massive amounts of data but lack the infrastructure to activate it effectively.
🔷 AI ambition often outpaces readiness: Infrastructure gaps, not algorithms, are slowing progress from pilots to production.
🔷 Single-environment strategies no longer scale: Data and AI workloads increasingly demand architectures that span cloud, core, and edge.
🔷 Execution determines advantage: Organizations that modernize data platforms early are better positioned to turn AI into sustained value.

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