As AI-enabled work becomes more practical across the business, IT teams are being asked to rethink what the next generation of endpoint devices needs to deliver. The decision is no longer just about replacing aging hardware. It is about supporting new performance demands, planning for heavier memory requirements, improving application readiness, and maintaining security and manageability across a more complex device environment.

This discussion will focus on how modern AI-ready PCs can help IT leaders address those pressures through stronger local processing, more efficient memory architecture, validated software performance, and business-ready management capabilities. Attendees will walk away with a clearer view of how to evaluate their next refresh strategy and what device capabilities matter most as workforce expectations and AI use cases continue to evolve.

BWG Connect, Insight Enterprises & AMD invite you to join an interactive event with industry peers to review & discuss practical insights across the digital space.

As always, there will be no sales pitch and all attendees are welcome to listen and learn.

• AI-ready PCs are changing how IT teams think about workforce productivity, device performance, and endpoint strategy
  • Attendees will discuss where AI PC capabilities are starting to matter today and how organizations are evaluating the practical business case for their next refresh
• Processor performance is becoming a bigger part of the endpoint refresh conversation as AI workloads move closer to the device
  • The discussion will explore how Lenovo AMD PCs can support more responsive user experiences, local AI capabilities, and better performance across modern business applications
• Device standardization is getting harder as teams support different users, roles, and performance requirements
  • Attendees will compare how IT teams are thinking about laptops, desktops, and workstations across knowledge workers, power users, and specialized teams without adding unnecessary complexity
• Memory planning is becoming a more strategic part of the endpoint decision
  • The group will unpack how changing memory requirements, AI workloads, and market dynamics are shaping refresh planning, device selection, and long-term cost considerations
• Application readiness matters as organizations evaluate what AI PCs can actually support
  • Discussion will focus on why certified ISV ecosystems, software compatibility, and real-world workload performance are critical when assessing Lenovo AMD AI PCs