On 10–11 March, the “3rd CIO Convention: Digital World & Governance” will open at Berlin’s Hotel de Rome, developing concrete answers to pressing practical and strategic questions facing CIOs – as the driving force behind digitalisation on the one hand, and as IT users on the other. The conference not only offers the opportunity to network with fellow CIOs, but also to engage in a forward-looking dialogue with policymakers and IT providers on the fundamental issues of digitalisation.
Once again this year, an exciting programme awaits you, featuring numerous CIOs and digital leaders from the worlds of business and politics.
A brief overview of some selected topics:
> Digital sovereignty in a multilateral world? Opportunities and limitations of Europe’s own digitalisation pathways
> Gaia-X: the right step towards digital sovereignty?
> Focus on the ‘boardroom’: best practice in embedding digital skills for senior management
> Sustainable success or passing fad: an assessment of Scrum, New Work and Enterprise Agility
> IT and cyber security: concepts and new ways of thinking for effective protection against cyber-attacks
> Artificial intelligence as CIO? What can be automated and what cannot?
> “Berlin, we need to talk”: Two years of the GDPR – a review and outlook
> Democratising IT: Is low-code and no-code the way forward?
> Licence management and product liability: What do users want?
> Climate protection & (green) IT: Between standards and reality – implications of the ‘Climate Cabinet’s’ decisions for IT decision-makers
> The CIO in the ‘2025’ company: Role and responsibilities of the head of IT
> and much more.
You can find the current programme and further information here.