The 2025 edition of Enterprise Connect started today and will conclude on March 20th. The event is hosted in Orlando, Florida, and will showcase the latest advancements in unified communications (UC), collaboration, customer experience (CX), artificial intelligence (AI), and more. Here’s everything you need to know about it:
What is Enterprise Connect?
The Enterprise Connect is a conference that focuses on enterprise communications and collaboration. It is a platfrom where all the tech giants and enthustaists come to howcase their latest innovations and discuss industry trends, best practices, and future strategies.
As a result, the event attracts professionals from the IT, networking, and business technology fields. It also offers keynote sessions, panel discussions, and an exhibition featuring top vendors in the industry.
What to Expect from Keynotes
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The keynotes this year will include leaders from Microsoft, AWS, Cisco, and more. Ilya Bukshteyn from Microsoft will discuss AI-driven advancements in Teams Calling, Devices, and Premium Experiences. AWS’s Pasquale DeMaio will discuss AI’s role in transforming customer engagement, and Duncan Lennox from Google will highlight five key ways AI is reshaping collaboration and customer interactions.
Moreover, Cisco’s Snorre Kjesbu will discuss AI-powered workplace experiences, while RingCentral’s Kira Makagon will discuss the evolution of AI-driven business communication. Zoom’s Smita Hashim will also deliver a keynote showcasing insights on AI agents in collaboration and productivity.
New Additions to the Conference
This year, the conference received several new additions. There’s a new Strategy and Management track that will focus on aligning technology initiatives with business goals. Since AI is the thing of 2025, there will also be a new AI and automation track that will examine the latest developments in AI-driven communication tools and their real-world applications.
Moreover, to address the growing security concerns, there’s this new Security and Compliance track that will provide best practices for securing enterprise communication without compromising on regulatory compliance.
The new Collaboration Platforms and UC tracks will explore the evolution of unified communications tools and their impact on workplace efficiency. Additionally, the CX and Contact Center Technologies track will discuss strategies to enhance customer engagement and optimize contact center operations.
