The focus: EMEA Summit gives insights into AI strategies!

The focus: EMEA Summit gives insights into AI strategies!

In a time of quick technological upheavals, companies and governments face the challenge of finding their way around the dynamic post-pandemy world. The AI-led technologierevolution not only brings changes, but also new possibilities. This topic is discussed comprehensively as part of the Technology & Innovation Summit EMEA in London, which takes place from October 8th to 10th. According to Forrester it is essential for technology leaders to develop a strategy that uses AI's opportunities while they manage risks.

Despite intensive discussions, there are signs of AI fatigue among European technology management forces. Nevertheless, Forrester emphasizes that responsible and ethical integration of AI in state -of -the -art organizations should play a fundamental role. The cloud strategy must also be covered, especially with regard to composability, cyber security and sovereignty.

A look at the Summit

The upcoming summit will offer over 40 sessions, workshops and discussions that provide practical insights and strategies. The three main topics of the event are:

• recover : new strategic framework for IT strategies.
• dismantle silos : promotion of a culture of adaptability.
• ai scaling : development of robust data and AI strategies.

These topics are not only important for companies, but also for the EU, which wants to strengthen their position in the digital economy through new investments and a focus on innovation. According to politico President Ursula von der Leyen is under pressure to simplify the rules for technologies within the Union. The laws adopted such as the EU AI Act and the Digital Markets Act are of central importance.

The role of the EU in digital transformation

European politicians and industry leaders discuss on the 8th Politico Ai & Tech Summit how Europe can keep control of AI and new technologies. Topics that are on the agenda are the scaling of start-ups, sustainability, cyber security and the protection of data and democracy in Europe. The EU has already taken important steps with initiatives such as the Digital Services Act and the Chips Act to strengthen its competitiveness in the global economy. Among other things, the production capacity for semiconductors should be increased from less than 10% to 20%.

The EU is also actively involved in promoting digital identity in order to enable safe access to online services. With initiatives such as the Digital Europe program, the investment of 7.6 billion euros in areas such as artificial intelligence and cyber security, the Union wants to ensure that it is not falling behind in digital space.

In this context, the upcoming summit is not only a platform for the exchange of ideas, but also an important step towards a united European strategy for digital transformation. Companies and state institutions have to work hand in hand to successfully master the challenges of the digital future.

The Summit promises to be more than just a meeting of technology leaders; It becomes a catalyst for changes and a place where new ideas and strategies are developed that can affect not only the corporate landscape, but also the entire society. Be there to benefit from these knowledge and not to lose connection to the digital future.