Executive Summit

AI budgets are soaring, but most organizations are stuck chasing faster tasks instead of meaningful results. The gap between investment and impact is widening — because the focus is on productivity rather than outcomes. How leaders can shift from incremental gains to real business value by anchoring AI efforts to what matters most?

In this keynote, you’ll learn:

• Choosing a business outcome before deploying AI
• Building cross-functional teams to drive process redesign
• Anchoring transformation with shared, outcome-focused OKRs

Agents are becoming the biggest opportunity in the enterprise, and the biggest adversary. They read your data and act under borrowed identities, at a speed no human review process was built to match. The old question in security was how to keep bad actors out. The new one is more complex: how do you create and manage the biggest risk in your own enterprise, the agents you deployed on purpose?
Join this keynote to hear about:

• Establishing a framework where data, identity, and agent security operate as one system
• Shifting from asking whether you can trust your agents to determining what access they can be trusted with
• Balancing innovation and risk by creating visibility needed to understand agent activity

 AI is reshaping what it means to lead. As automation accelerates, how do you build trust, inspire cultural change, and empower your teams to thrive? Join IT & security leaders for a candid conversation on the leadership mindset and practical actions needed to guide your organization through AI-driven transformation.

In this session, we’ll discuss:

• Building trust and buy-in for AI adoption
• Shaping culture to embrace new ways of working
• Empowering talent through upskilling

Agentic AI is transforming work and prompting leaders to rethink traditional suites and modernization strategies. This boardroom will examine how agentic AI is unbundling ERP responsibilities, reshaping process orchestration and enabling smarter service layers.

Join fellow CIOs to explore:

• The rise of service layers, workflow engines and AI agents
• What’s replacing monolithic ERP models
• Key assumptions to challenge when evaluating vendor roadmaps

Connect with like-minded peers in a one-on-one setting through Peer-to-Peer Meetings. You will be matched with peers in your community based on your shared interests and priorities.

As generative AI and enterprise platforms reshape the workplace, organizations must balance innovation and productivity with protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance. CIOs and CISOs face challenges from the rapid adoption of GenAI applications—often outside IT or security oversight—which can introduce risks like data leakage, policy gaps, and new vulnerabilities.

Join this session to discover:

• How to align AI adoption with enterprise goals and effective governance
• Strategies to identify and mitigate risks from shadow tools and unmanaged AI
• Designing policies for safe, scalable AI integration and ongoing compliance

The shift from basic AI assistants to autonomous agents is reshaping the enterprise, turning passive tools into scalable workflows. Real advantage emerges when intelligence is grounded in an organization’s unique, proprietary content. As leaders move beyond early experiments, the priority becomes breaking down silos and establishing governance that ensures agents operate on a reliable foundation.

Join this interactive session to learn how to:

• Prioritize measurable growth beyond LLM hype
• Connect content to unlock meaningful AI performance
• Understand the monetary and labor opportunity costs of AI transformation

AI’s rapid evolution has exposed gaps in traditional governance frameworks, challenging CIOs and CISOs to embed adaptable, resilient structures that can withstand future technological disruptions. Proactive governance enables organizations to stay ahead of compliance and risk while maintaining operational agility.

Join this session to discuss:

• Assessing and updating governance frameworks to address AI-driven changes
• Aligning zero trust principles to ensure adaptive controls for continuous risk management
• Preparing teams and processes for the next wave of disruptive technologies

When legacy systems can’t be patched, recovery becomes a key compensating control. CISOs rely on recovery documentation as evidence to protect themselves and their organizations. This session covers how immutable backups and traceable recovery records withstand regulatory and legal scrutiny after incidents and how forensic and threat intelligence data can turn reactive recovery into a documented, risk-based decision.

Join this session to learn:

• How recovery and immutable backups protect unpatched legacy systems
• Building recovery records for regulatory and legal review
• Using forensic and threat intelligence to justify response decisions