Since the control room acts as a person’s “eyes and ears,” the design of it is extremely important. When designing a control room, it’s critical to consider all factors, for example, equipment selection, operating practices, working environments and furniture choices. In addition to the design of a workstation, operators within the control room must be considered. The overall system will fail if operators are overloaded, undertaking tasks for which they are poorly trained or straining to read displays that are illegible. It is necessary to identify the limitations of the operator to minimize potential mismatches between user capabilities and system demands. » Learn more

Join IBM IAM expert Evan O'Regan as he shares his experience in how he has guided clients successfully on their Customer Identity Access Management (CIAM) and Zero Trust journeys.

Evan shares insights on how to identify and prioritize key activities, how to detect early and avoid the common CIAM and Zero Trust pitfalls that often signal eventual failure for the program, as well as how to align your CIAM and Zero Trust business case for success.

This discussion will cover a pragmatic understanding of CIAM and Zero Trust, and how to apply these principles in practice as organizations start or progress their strategy across domains such as Customer Identity and Access Management, Infrastructure and Endpoint, and in securing their Hybrid Cloud environment.
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