Broadcom Automic Exit Strategy with ANOW! Automate

Miroslaw Andziak

VP CEEMEA, Nordics & APAC, Executive Director

This session is designed for professionals seeking a clearer understanding of the financial and strategic implications of continued reliance on Automic in today’s evolving market landscape.

We will outline why establishing an exit strategy is increasingly becoming a governance imperative, and which key factors decision-makers should evaluate now to maintain control over costs, drive innovation, and ensure long-term flexibility.

In addition, you will gain valuable insights into how structured migration approaches can effectively minimize risk and reduce operational complexity – without disrupting mission-critical business processes.

Video Information:

Language: English
Subtitles: English, German

Author

Miroslaw Andziak

VP CEEMEA, Nordics & APAC, Executive Director

Enthusiast and evangelist of democratized automation and autonomous enterprise. Mirek has built up the leading workload automation tool ANOW! Automate, currently used worldwide across over 30 countries, being responsible for all aspects of managing its growth, including business development, assuring a world-class product development, and developing business partnerships, but foremost he is devoted to bring value to customers with the approach of uncompromised automation. He brings overall over 25 years of industry experience gathered in environments of Fortune 500 companies.

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