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AI experimentation is over. Now it’s about outcomes.
In this episode of the CDW Octopod, Tim Russell, Matt Browne and Tom Pursey unpack what organisations are really seeing from Windows 11, Copilot and AI-enabled devices. From productivity and security to user support and digital experience, this is a grounded look at where AI is delivering value and where businesses need to get smarter.
The discussion covers the shift from cloud-only AI to AI at the edge, the emergence of Copilot+ PCs, and how organisations can make better hardware decisions in a market that’s evolving at pace.
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