Think

This is where mankind and
machine come together
and change the world.

March 19—22, 2018

Mandalay Bay Resort
Las Vegas, NV

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What you'll find
at Think

Visionaries, inventors, experts, thinkers. Hands-on labs, certifications, think tanks. Room to play, learn, discover. Technology that is changing the planet. We want to learn from you. Call for speakers opens August 21st.



What the world is thinking about

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Learn to innovate in the cloud

You can build a chatbot that will help motorists save over $4 million with free legal advice.

Explore manufacturing with a purpose

IT analysts at thousands of companies can monitor nearly 35 billion security events a day, 50% faster than ever.

Discover deep customer engagement

Engineers can use IoT data from millions of sensors to predict errors before they happen and keep everything, from sports cars to wind turbines, running more smoothly.

Evolve your defenses, seamlessly

Every touchpoint is an opportunity to engage customers. Are you ready? Thousands of customer service agents can resolve issues 70% faster— saving their companies $11.2 million dollars a year, while deepening customer engagement and loyalty.

Reimagine transactions, disrupt the norm

With Blockchain solutions, logistics managers can anticipate disruptions and orchestrate transactions in global supply chains spanning thousands of miles and dozens of countries —lowering costs and improving predictability and efficiency.

Brilliant thinkers make inspiring speakers.

Call for speakers opens August 21st.

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Speaker spotlight

“As IBM has done throughout its 105-year history, we remain dedicated to leading the world into a more prosperous and progressive future. Our company has been privileged to play a special role in history and to work on solving important problems for the world, from the first automated census to landing men on the moon.

Ginni Rometty
Chairman, President and
Chief Executive Officer

“Everything on Earth can contribute unstructured data. If we can help a machine to look at that in the same way that people do, we can begin to find patterns. All the patterns we have had up until now are from structured data... from tables of data created by man. Nature creates unstructured data, and when we look at that data, we find patterns.

David Kenny
Senior Vice President,
IBM Watson & Cloud Platform

“Great scientific leaps rarely happen incrementally. They come from setting big, ambitious goals that move discovery forward.

Arvind Krishna
SVP Hybrid Cloud &
Director of IBM Research

“Watson is already, quite literally, changing the world. This year alone at least 1 billion people will be touched in some way by Watson. Some through cognitive robotics. Some through cognitive ball bearings. And some through cognitive elevators. And the most exciting part is, we’re only getting started.

Harriet Green
General Manager, Watson Internet of Things,
Customer Engagement & Education

“Security professionals will be able to be more proactive, spending less time on the mundane and more on the important work of stopping attacks and protecting their enterprise. Cybercrime isn’t going away anytime soon. Criminals are getting stronger and smarter, making it increasingly difficult for the good guys to stay ahead.


Marc Van Zadelhoff
General Manager, IBM Security