AI and the Modern Workplace

The Corporate Office Has been Rewritten…

The biggest shift isn’t where we sit—it’s how we get things done.
New generations, flexible workspaces and remote technologies have changed the workplace. Now artificial intelligence is driving what may be the most significant leap in productivity since the personal computer and the internet.

Don’t just adapt to the future of work—lead it.

What will we Explore:
Smart Workspaces: How physical and digital work environments are evolving to meet the expectations of a new generation of employees.
AI-Driven Productivity: The tools and technologies reshaping everyday workflows and accelerating operational efficiency.
Staying Ahead: Practical strategies organizations can use to take advantage of these changes and strengthen their competitive position.

ABOUT YOUR SPEAKER

Mike Murphy, Regional Director & Country Lead, Neat Canada

Mike Murphy is a recognized technology sales leader and modern work strategist. With over 20 years of experience shaping multiple technology channels, Mike specializes in helping organizations reimagine hybrid workspaces, scale enterprise collaboration environments, and drive meaningful digital transformation. Currently, Mike is the Regional Director and Country Lead for Neat Canada, a market-leading AI-enabled collaboration solution.

Through the pandemic and subsequent Return to Work phase, Mike led the launch and adoption of the Teams Hardware category at Microsoft Canada. His strategic leadership helped organizations navigate the complexities of hybrid work, establishing seamless video-enabled collaboration solutions as a cornerstone of modern corporate strategy.

Mike previously held executive and director-level roles with global technology leaders including Sharp Electronics, SYNNEX, InFocus, ViewSonic, and Ingram Micro. His deep technical grounding includes Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) accreditation and serving on the Toronto Chapter council of the Digital Signage Federation.

In addition to driving workplace innovation, Mike is the Founder and Executive Director of 100 Who Care in AV, a philanthropic organization that unites Canadian AV and IT professionals to foster industry connections while giving back to impactful charitable causes.

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