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On May 13, we held IBM Maximo Meeting 2026. Hosted annually by iT.eam in partnership with IBM in Rio de Janeiro, the event brings together clients, specialists, and companies that experience asset management in practice. This year’s edition was centered around the theme “Intelligence, Mobility, and Efficiency”, connecting discussions about technology, operations, and the challenges [&hellip;]

IBM Maximo Meeting 2026: real-world experiences showing where asset management is heading

On April 29, we held another edition of our traditional iT.eam Dinner, an event we host annually in Belo Horizonte to bring together leaders, clients, and partners around strategic conversations about technology, security, and decision-making. Every year, we seek to evolve the event format to keep up with the challenges organizations are facing. In 2026, [&hellip;]

iT.eam Dinner 2026: decisions under pressure and high performance

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For years, Shadow IT was associated with forgotten servers, uncatalogued applications, exposed services, and assets missing from the corporate inventory. The problem was not simply that these resources existed. It was the lack of visibility required to apply controls, review access, and assess risk. Now, with the rise of Shadow AI, the same pattern is [&hellip;]

Shadow AI Is the New Shadow IT

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Cybersecurity projects depend on much more than technology. Learn how governance, PMO, and project management help turn technology investments into measurable business outcomes.

Why do cybersecurity projects fail even with best-in-class technology?

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Prompt Injection is one of the most significant threats to enterprise AI applications. Learn how these attacks work, why traditional defenses fall short, and what organizations can do to reduce the risk.

How Prompt Injection is used to compromise your organization

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Industrial connectivity has transformed business operations, but it has also increased OT security challenges. Learn why protecting connected environments requires a new approach.

Industrial connectivity and OT security: when isolation is no longer an option

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Remote access, ERP-MES integrations, Active Directory, and third-party connections can create hidden pathways between IT and OT. Learn why mapping these dependencies is essential to reducing operational risks and strengthening industrial security.

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