The most powerful tool is the human brain

The world is changing, literally right before us - the last time there was a non-war global disruption was Atlantis or Noah. David McCall talk about how AI, Remote Work and other tools will usher in a new world of augmentation, risk and opportunity.  David believes good relationships and purpose affects one's life at every moment. He has been able to realize his calling to create teams that simplify and enhance people’s interactions within the world of technology. In the industry since 1997, his career has been anything but typical leading IT and technical teams in Hyperscale, Cloud, Hybrid IT, and Colocation. In his spare time, David enjoys boardgames with friends, family time with his wife and three teenage daughters, and perfecting how to grill.

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