Breakfast Briefing with dotslash and BigPanda
Tuesday | November 24, 2026 | 08:30 – 10:30 | The Ten Trinity Square Private Club
Where should event management live?
How a large telecoms organisation implemented AIOps, reducing NOC workload by 75% in 12 months.
Join dotslash and BigPanda for an executive breakfast briefing exploring the role of event intelligence across observability, AIOps and ITSM, and why the decisions organisations make today could determine how effectively they automate IT operations tomorrow.
Expect a practical conversation grounded in real-world experience, including how one large Telecoms organisation redesigned its event intelligence layer and integrated toolchain, reducing workload on the NOC by 75% within 12 months.
Good food. Good coffee. No death by PowerPoint.
08:30 Arrival & breakfast
Enjoy an exquisite breakfast with fellow IT and operations leaders prepared by an award-winning culinary team.
09:00 From event noise to operational intelligence
Hear how a large Telecoms organisation redesigned its event intelligence layer and integrated toolchain, reducing NOC workload by 75% in 12 months – and the lessons learned along the way.
9:30 Engaging Discussion
An open, moderated discussion on where event management belongs, how observability, AIOps, and ITSM should work together, and why connecting knowledge across teams, systems, and workflows matters for the next generation of automation.
10:00 Networking
Continue the conversation with peers, dotslash, and BigPanda.
10:30 Close
Leave with fresh perspectives, practical ideas and new connections.
Meet us at: Ten Trinity Square Club
Latour Discovery Room
Ten Trinity Square
London EC3N 4AJ
When:
Tuesday, November 24, 2026
8:30 – 10:30
Who Should Attend
Designed for IT operations, observability, platform, SRE, and transformation leaders responsible for simplifying complex toolchains, improving operational resilience, and shaping their organisation’s approach to automation.
If you’re deciding how observability, AIOps, and ITSM should fit together, or where event intelligence should sit within that architecture, this discussion is for you.
