Dell Technologies Forum 2025 was held in Prague on December 2, 2025. The event brought together technology providers and IT professionals, and served as a platform to discuss current and upcoming trends, challenges, and opportunities.
At the Dell Technologies Forum 2025, Artificial Intelligence and its various applications were the primary and most widely discussed topics. However, right behind AI, significant attention was given to discussions on automation, and modern approaches to IT infrastructure design.
The key areas addressed during the event included:
AI-driven IT infrastructure efficiency.
Process automation in data centers.
Modern architecture tailored to corporate IT needs.
Resilience and business continuity of systems in crisis situations.
Discussions regarding Artificial Intelligence were a natural response to global trends. However, broadly defined security—always a cornerstone of the IT sector—was an equally vital topic.
This focus is heavily influenced by local factors, specifically the European NIS2 Directive and the national laws derived from it, such as the new Czech Cybersecurity Act.
These rules apply to a wide range of organizations identified as essential for the functioning of the economy and society. This includes companies in sectors such as energy, transport, banking, and healthcare—in other words, critical infrastructure in its broadest sense.
As a long-standing SMSEagle Partner (holding Platinum status) and an official Forum Partner, IT Awacs demonstrated how to leverage SMSEagle solutions as a direct response to the requirements set by new regulations.
SMSEagle supports organizations in meeting NIS2 requirements in several critical areas:
Reliable Critical Communication (Business Continuity): NIS2 requires companies to ensure connectivity even in emergency situations. By utilizing the GSM network (rather than the Internet), SMSEagle delivers alerts and incident notifications even during a total IP network failure.
Secure MFA and OTP: The directive places a strong emphasis on robust authentication. The gateway allows for the delivery of One-Time Passwords (OTP) via an independent channel, which drastically increases the level of protection for access to critical systems.
Full Control and “Air-gap”: Under NIS2, entities must manage risks in the supply chain. SMSEagle is an on-premise solution operating within the customer’s infrastructure, eliminating dependence on external cloud providers and ensuring full control over sensitive data.
Incident Reporting Support (Alerting): Given the requirement to report serious incidents within 24 hours, SMSEagle guarantees that key IT personnel are notified of a failure immediately—without delays caused by overloaded mail servers or IP communication systems.
Dell Technologies Forum 2025 confirmed that in 2026, the key to IT success lies in prudent risk assessment and the selection of measures appropriate to the criticality of services. Thanks to our cooperation with IT Awacs, SMSEagle remains at the forefront of this technological shift.
We would like to sincerely thank our Partner, IT Awacs, for their fantastic representation of SMSEagle solutions during this year’s Dell Technologies Forum 2025. See you next year!
Dell Technologies Forum 2025 was held in Prague on December 2, 2025. The event brought together technology providers and IT professionals, and served as a platform to discuss current and upcoming trends, challenges, and opportunities.
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