Schneider Electric has announced its participation in XChange with a session focused on helping organizations modernize IT infrastructure through a software first approach. The presentation, titled Leading with Software: Turning Infrastructure Insights into Modernization Opportunities, is scheduled for Monday, August 10, from 1:45 PM to 2:15 PM EST. The session will be delivered by Adam Compton, Director of Offer Management at Schneider Electric, and will examine how organizations can leverage software based insights to support infrastructure modernization initiatives as they continue to adopt artificial intelligence technologies, accelerate digital transformation, and manage aging infrastructure.
As enterprises continue investing in AI driven workloads and expanding digital transformation strategies, infrastructure requirements are becoming more complex. At the same time, many organizations are operating with aging power and IT infrastructure that requires greater visibility and improved planning to maintain performance and reliability. Schneider Electric noted that these trends are creating new opportunities for technology partners to move beyond traditional hardware refresh discussions and position themselves as strategic advisors for customers. Instead of focusing solely on replacing equipment, partners can use software tools and infrastructure assessments to identify hidden operational risks, improve system visibility, and recommend modernization strategies that align with customer business objectives. This approach enables organizations to better understand the condition of their existing infrastructure while supporting more informed planning for future technology investments.
During the session, Adam Compton will discuss how a software first strategy powered by Schneider Electric Power Infrastructure Assessment can help uncover infrastructure insights that may otherwise remain unnoticed. According to the company, the assessment is designed to provide organizations with a clearer understanding of their infrastructure environment, allowing them to identify modernization opportunities while improving operational visibility. Schneider Electric believes that this approach can help technology partners strengthen customer relationships by providing data driven recommendations that address infrastructure challenges associated with AI adoption and ongoing digital transformation initiatives. The presentation will also highlight how software can play an increasingly important role in helping organizations evaluate infrastructure readiness and make decisions that support long term operational efficiency and resilience.
The session forms part of the Solutions Track at XChange and is intended for IT channel professionals and partners seeking practical strategies for supporting customer modernization projects. Schneider Electric has invited attendees to join the presentation on August 10 to learn more about the software first methodology and the capabilities of the Power Infrastructure Assessment. Additional information about the session, including the event agenda, is available through the embedded event page at http://spr.ly/6041B18AyP. The company stated that the discussion will provide attendees with insights into how software based assessments can help organizations improve infrastructure visibility, identify modernization opportunities, and address evolving business requirements as enterprise technology environments continue to change.
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