Thank you for joining us at Chicago Winery!

Attendees didn’t have to go far to find groundbreaking strategies to empower their business with breakthrough data, AI, and emerging technology. At FutureIT Chicago, a one-day supercharged event took place for tech professionals in Chicago at the unique Chicago Winery.

We dove into the how-to strategies that revolutionize the ability to generate business value with emerging technologies in business rooted in IDC research.

Attendees had a revolutionary opportunity to tackle their AI and data challenges in Chicago with trusted content you can’t find anywhere else.

 

Who Attended?

Chicago IT and security executives and professionals, including managers, directors, VPs, CIOs, and CISOs responsible for:

  • Preparing for emerging technologies in business from generative AI to quantum computing
  • Communicating and gathering information from key stakeholders to determine priorities
  • Strategies for building digital trust internally and with customers
  • Using technology to drive experiences
  • Assessing current and proposed regulations that will guide technology use and development

Featured Keynote Speaker

Learn from and engage with the very best at FutureIT events

Cyril Derreumaux
Keynote Speaker
Cyril Derreumaux Extreme Athlete-Kayaker and Two-Time World Record Holder

Cyril Derreumaux, Oceanic Rower and Kayaker, Guinness World Record Holder. French born, American citizen, Cyril Derreumaux is fluent in 6 languages, an adventurer and true citizen of the world. At age 25 he backpacked around the world in one year. At age 39, Cyril set a Guinness World Record for rowing in a team of four men from California to Hawaii in 39 days.  Next, Cyril becomes the first 100% human powered kayaker to paddle the Pacific Ocean from California to Hawaii, earning him another Guinness World Record. A member of the Explorers Club, Cyril is working on a book, a documentary and plans to paddle 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean, in a 100% human-powered, solo and unsupported kayak – to become the only kayaker to have crossed two different oceans.

 

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