LogicMonitor, the AI-first hybrid observability platform driving the next generation of digital infrastructure, has announced that Chief Executive Officer Christina Kosmowski will take part in a series of high-profile panels and discussions at the 2026 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos. Across the event, Kosmowski will engage with global leaders to confront the complex challenges of deploying artificial intelligence at scale—focusing on trust, resilience, and the operational realities that emerge when AI moves from pilot projects into mission-critical production environments. Kosmowski’s participation underscores the growing recognition that scaling AI is far more than a technical feat—it requires organizational discipline, robust infrastructure, and real-time visibility. While AI demonstrations may appear seamless, maintaining reliability, performance, and accountability in live systems demands a level of operational rigor that many organizations are only beginning to address. Her scheduled appearances include: Monday, January 19 – Compass for Europe Summit: The AI Revolution: Human, Social and Financial Implications. Best Practices from Silicon Valley. Wednesday, January 21 – CNBC Panel: CNBC IOT Powering the Digital Economy: Energy, Efficiency, and the Future of AI Friday, January 23 – World Economic Forum Panel: How High Can Unicorns Fly? In these sessions, Kosmowski will explore how enterprises can scale AI without overextending teams, destabilizing systems, or eroding stakeholder trust. She will emphasize the importance of observability in ensuring AI systems remain predictable, accountable, and resilient. Her insights will highlight that true AI success isn’t driven by hype or ambition alone—it’s built on visibility, proactive governance, and the courage to invest in infrastructure before failures occur. As the CEO of LogicMonitor, Kosmowski leads a company that specializes in providing real-time insights across hybrid environments—on-premises, cloud, and edge—using its AI-powered platform, Edwin AI. The platform enables organizations to anticipate issues, optimize performance, and maintain control over complex digital ecosystems, directly addressing the operational challenges that come with large-scale AI adoption. Christina Kosmowski will be available for select media interviews during the event, with advance coordination required. LogicMonitor® is a leader in AI-first hybrid observability, empowering enterprises to protect margins, accelerate innovation, and deliver seamless digital experiences. The company’s platform combines predictive analytics with actionable intelligence, enabling organizations to turn data into decisions. For more information, visit www.logicmonitor.com and follow LogicMonitor on LinkedIn and X. Why is Christina Kosmowski speaking at Davos? As CEO of LogicMonitor, Kosmowski brings firsthand experience guiding enterprises through the transition from AI experimentation to sustainable, scalable deployment. Her leadership at the intersection of AI, infrastructure, and operational resilience makes her a key voice in shaping responsible, real-world AI adoption. Why does her perspective matter? Kosmowski offers a grounded, results-driven approach to AI transformation. She focuses on outcomes—such as system reliability, workforce sustainability, and measurable business impact—rather than theoretical potential. Her insights are informed by helping organizations navigate the technical and cultural shifts required to make AI work in practice. What does LogicMonitor bring to the conversation? As a company built at the infrastructure layer, LogicMonitor provides a critical lens on how AI must be operationalized to be trusted and effective. The company’s emphasis on observability, accountability, and real-time control offers a practical blueprint for turning AI from a promise into a performance driver—without compromising stability or ethics.