Auditorium
Cloud & AI Stage
Business Stage
Workshop Stage
Networking room
9:00 - 9:45
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9:45 - 9:55
Conference opening
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10:00 - 10:25
Business case
Paul Spiers, The New P&L Institute: Community, Culture & Leadership in the Age of AI
In this keynote, Paul Spiers, founder of The New P&L Institute, will explore how rapid technological transformation without a coherent cultural strategy can impact cultural cohesion and alienate those within it, advising business leaders on how to build brands that are powered by inclusivity and human potential in an age of AI. Originally from New Zealand, Paul is joining us from the UK.
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10:30 - 10:55
Business case
Abhijit Thosar, AWS: AI = Actionable Intelligence, Designing AI-native customer experiences
In this session, Abhijit Thosar, Head of Research and Design at AWS Industry Products, will explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the way industries deliver products and services. Attendees will learn how AI’s practical applications in design and user experience are driving efficiency, improving customer satisfaction, and reshaping industries to be more customer centric and innovative. With over 20 years of experience and collaborations with Fortune 100 companies, Abhijit brings a unique cross-industry perspective on business transformation through AI. Abhijit, who has traveled to over 40 countries for work, will be joining us from the USA.
Technical case
Jorg Gossing, Vaillant: Leveraging AI for Competitive Advantage: Exploring Diverse Business Use Cases in the Heating Industry
In this presentation, Joerg Gissing – Senior R&D Manager Digital Solution and Advanced HVAC Functions, will show some use cases where Vaillant are using AI. He will talk very briefly about the technical aspects, but also about the business case behind it.
Business case
Julia Jover & Raashi Saxena, Studio IntO: Inclusive AI: Enhancing Workplace Accessibility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
With an emphasis on responsible AI implementation, Julia Gover, Research Strategist at intO (joining from Spain), and Raashi Saxena, Public Interest Technologist and Researcher at intO (joining from India), will explore how AI is transforming workplace accessibility. They will present best practices for inclusive AI adoption, focusing on tools that enhance accessibility for individuals with disabilities such as dyslexia, visual and hearing impairments, and neurodiversity.
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Networking meetings
11:00 - 11:25
Business/technical case
Michael Glaros, Microsoft: The Business Due Diligence for Generative AI Use Cases
This presentation helps attendees identify and prioritize industry-specific use cases for Generative AI/AI solutions. The session guides attendees on applying the framework to solve business problems, understand impacted personas, set objectives, and prioritize solution development. It includes industry-specific examples to demonstrate step-by-step implementation. By the end, attendees will know how Microsoft and partners use this set of due diligence tools to define and prioritize Generative AI use cases, planning their solutions with clear understanding of their investments.
Technical case
Rafał Mituła, Chaos Gears: Leveraging GenAI Building Blocks on AWS
During this session we will explore the key components AWS offers for building Generative AI solutions. This presentation covers essential services, integration strategies, and real-world applications of GenAI built in the AWS ecosystem.
Business case
Róża Szafranek, HR Hints: Competencies of the future – what to look for when recruiting an innovative team?
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Networking meetings
11:30 - 12:00
Coffee break
Coffee break
Coffee break
Coffee break
Coffee break
12:05 - 12:30
Business/technical case
Nick Lockey, Vodafone: Navigating Employee Experiences in the Age of AI
In this engaging session, Nick Lockey, Lead UX Strategist at Vodafone Group Products & Services, will address the excitement, fear, and confusion AI brings to the workplace. While many talk about AI’s potential to transform businesses and customer experiences, less attention is given to what it means for employees. Nick will explore how AI-powered tools can give your workforce superpowers while also posing an existential threat to their daily work. He will share insights into how employers and employees can navigate this AI 'wild west,’ balancing the fine line between opportunity and risk. Expect practical takeaways on how to stay relevant, employable, and equipped for a future shaped by AI. Nick will be joining us from the UK.
Technical case
Grzegorz Ochmański, AWS: Building Well-Architected GenAI Developer Platform
In this presentation, we will explore the essential steps for creating robust, cloud-enabled technology platforms tailored for developers and business users. Attendees will learn how to enable self-provisioning of development and test environments, seamlessly integrate enterprise data sources while ensuring security and compliance, and deploy developed work into standardized, non-functional requirement-compliant environments. Additionally, we will cover strategies for incorporating feedback loops from end users and fellow developers to enhance both the developed content and the underlying code. This session aims to equip participants with actionable insights to build secure, reliable, and efficient GenAI developer platforms that foster innovation and productivity.
Business case
Abhinav Chetaan, Digicated: Gen AI: The Final Frontier: Accelerate Digital Marketing Maturity & Business Growth with Generative AI
In this session, Abhinav Chetan, an ex-Googler, founder, and educator, will demonstrate how generative AI can transform businesses by revolutionising digital marketing strategies and enhancing efficiency. You’ll discover how Gen AI can accelerate your brand’s digital marketing maturity and drive business growth. Abhinav will present real-world case studies from different verticals, along with practical insights into how Gen AI is reshaping communication, content creation, and analytics. Joining us from India, he will also lead an in-depth workshop on the same topic.
Workshop
Agnieszka Hajos-Iwańska, Paulina Wyrostek & Małgorzata Tomaka, B2R Law: Chatching the future: navigating the AI legal landscape for business
The workshop will present the current legal landscape which businesses using AI must navigate. It will answer questions on which entities are subject to legal obligations related to legal provisions on AI and which business activities connected with AI may cause potential legal implications. The workshop will also cover practical legal issues regarding use of generic AI in business activity, application of AI in company’s internal and external communications and human resources matters.
Networking meetings
12:35 - 13:00
Business/technical case
James Adamczuk, Zoom: Using trends in AI to drive a step change in CX
In this engaging session, James Adamczuk, Lead for AI at Zoom, will share his advice for considering where applications of AI can be best used to enhance the end-to-end CX journey. James has a rich history in Customer Experience and Digital Transformation inside the Financial Services industry having led large global voice and AI powered messaging programs, and is now leading the CX drive in region for Zoom. James was part of the team that launched Zoom Contact Centre in the EMEA and continues to share his experience and ideas across the region. James has dual Polish and English nationality and will be traveling from the UK to join us.
Technical case
Ilya Venger, Microsoft: Building Industry Copilots: Learnings from the Past and Glimpses into the Future
Ilya leads a product management team in the Industry AI group at Microsoft, where they build data foundations, tooling and templates for GenAI in various industries (financial services, manufacturing, retail and more). In this session he will share challenges in building copilots, principles, product learnings, necessary evaluations and responsible AI. He will also discuss where we are heading and what to expect going forward with agentic flows as technology matures and limitations become clearer.
Business case
Jodie Harrison, Lineview: Using Gen AI to develop strategic, future-proof marketing solutions
In this session, Jodie Harrison, Chief Marketing and Sustainability Officer at Lineview, will explore how AI is transforming marketing into a driver of creativity and strategic foresight. Via an engaging case study, Jodie will show how AI can empower marketers to develop more personalised brand narratives and anticipate future trends. Jodie will be joining us from the UK.
Networking meetings
13:05 - 13:35
Business case
Fiona Sherwood, Dasseti: How AI Powers my Marketing Strategy
Heading up a two-person marketing team that needs to reach a global audience is a tall order. In this session, CMO and marketing powerhouse, Fiona Sherwood, joins us from the UK to walk the audience through the AI tools and strategies she uses to make things faster, better and easier to scale at Dasseti.
Networking meetings
13:40 - 14:50
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
14:55 - 15:20
Business case
Mateusz Chrobok, Cybersec: Breaking AI in 2024.
In this session the speaker will show the ways to break through the alignment of GenAI models and deep dive with some unexpected jailbreaks techniques. Hopefully this will give an understanding what techniques your users may try to get into your solution based on GenAI.
Technical case
Martin Flechl, Dynatrace: Driving user adoption with AI: An observability use case
Increasing user productivity is one of the most successful GenAI business models. The prime example is artefact generation via natural language prompts – from simple text answers to whole dashboards and beyond. This allows adoption of product features by every user – even of those which previously have only been accessible by people with the required technical skills. In this talk we will discuss how AI is used for observability, and how to design GenAI systems for driving user adoption.
Business case
Tzvika Besor, Monday.com: Reinventing user journeys with AI
Tzvika Besor, Senior Gen AI Product Manager, believes that current user journeys can limit business growth. Joining us from Israel, Tzvika will propose a new GenAI journey, where it’s the product’s job to understand the user and deliver value.
Workshop
Paweł Wyszomirski, Lifeai.guru: Bridging the AI Knowledge Gap: Engaging the 40+ Audience
Networking meetings
15:25 - 15:50
Technical case
Piotr Kalinowski, SoftwareMind: From Fantasy to Reality - How we can instruct multi-agent AI system to, one the one hand, build immersive RPG game and, on the other hand, revolutionize telecom operations.
In this session speaker will share the story about agents and assistants that he had a chance to deploy across varius customers. WIthout sugar coating he will tell you about good, bad and ugly. Hopefully, we will end up by getting into conclusions and lessons learned so you dont have to go through this by yourself. Exprience from the field.
Business case
Ted Barker, Wise: AI assisted streamlining of sentiment analysis in R
For those familiar with R, Design Researcher at Wise, Ted Wise, will share how his work in the UK is transforming customer insights with the combined power of R and ChatGPT.
Networking meetings
15:55 - 16:20
Business case
Pamela Krzypkowska, The Ministry of Digital Affairs of Poland: AI Act: Making Sense of the Rules So You Don’t Have To
In this presentation, Pamela will break down the AI Act in a way that’s easy to understand, even if you’re not a legal expert. We’ll dive into what the AI Act means for developers, engineers, and businesses, showing that compliance isn’t as daunting as it seems. By the end, you’ll see that navigating AI regulations can be straightforward—and maybe even a little fun!
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16:25 - 16:30
Final recap
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16:30 - 17:30
Networking
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18:30 - 00:00
VIP Dinner & party
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Auditorium
Cloud & AI Stage
Business Stage
Workshop Stage
Networking room
9:00 - 9:45
Registration
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9:45 - 9:55
Conference opening
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10:00 - 10:25
Business case
Joel Bradley, Marcellin: How to be with AI in the room?
In this engaging session, Joel Bradley, Innovation Director and Co-Founder of UK consultancy Marcellins, will explore AI’s role in creativity and innovation. He’ll challenge attendees to think critically about when AI-generated information is genuinely valuable and will introduce „Heartbeat Innovation,” a methodology for balancing AI with human insight in the innovation process. Joel, joining us from the UK, will also lead a workshop based on these principles – a must attend!
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Workshop
Abhinav Chetaan, Digicated: Gen AI: The Final Frontier: Accelerate Digital Marketing Maturity & Business Growth with Generative AI
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10:30 - 10:55
Business case
Winnie Li, Asana: From Hypothesis to Reality: Validating AI Features with Customers at Scale
In this session, Winnie will cover different strategies on incorporating customer feedback into the AI development process. There will be covered examples of how Asana has used these different approaches (including user research, running customer beta programs, building in product feedback mechanism, and rapid prototyping) and share perspectives on the impact and challenges of each approach.
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Business case
Magdalena Popielewicz, GroupM: Unlocking AI's Potential: A Collaborative Education Program
This session will empower you with the knowledge and resources to successfully integrate AI into your small or medium-sized business. Discover a unique program, developed in collaboration with a leading Finnish digital education startup, designed to equip organisations of various sizes with the skills and confidence to thrive in an AI-driven world. Join me to unlock the transformative potential of AI for your organization!
Networking meetings
11:00 - 11:25
Business case
Nikolina Simonoska, Miro: Miro’s Recipe for a Successful AI Enablement Across the Product Org
Nikolina Simonoska, AI Product Manager at Miro, will share Miro’s proven approach to AI enablement across its product organisation. This session will focus on the foundational pillars of inspiration, enablement, and collaboration, offering practical insights into the tools and tactics that empower product managers and leaders. Nikolina will explain how teams can harness these strategies to ideate and utilise AI effectively, building features that deliver real user value. Nikolina will be joining us from the Netherlands.
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Business case
Leslie Nooteboom, Requesty.ai: Conversations are the next surveys: more intuitive ways to learn from your customer
Leslie Nooteboom, Co-Founder and CEO of Requesty.ai, will explain how AI-powered conversations are enabling businesses to gather richer, more authentic insights from unstructured data, capturing the true language of the customer. How does the latest in conversational AI change the user research landscape? Originally from the Netherlands, Leslie will be traveling from the UK to join us.
Networking meetings
11:30 - 12:00
Coffee break
Coffee break
Coffee break
Coffee break
Coffee break
12:05 - 12:30
Business case
Bartosz Pucek, Proofs: TBA
Technical case
Maciek Gdula, SkillForce.pl:"Do androids see electric sheeps?" or machine vision in business and in practice
Machine vision is a combination of mathematics, artificial intelligence and physics. In this presentation I want to present practical aspects of machine vision implementations from the point of view of a business analyst and manager, focusing on the applications, profitability and purposefulness of using machine vision in industry, medicine, sports and many other industries.
Business case
Dawid Pacholczyk, Exadel:Security and AI Agents in Business Intelligence
A chat interface using LLM is the new standard. It can be used not just for getting trivial or publicly available information but also work with our company data to retrieve value out of it using language instead of typical and much more technical SQL language. In this talk we will delve into how AI agents can be leveraged to convert natural language queries into SQL and other programming languages code to make data analysis more accessible and less dependent on technical expertise. The presentation will also address the challenges of security in any type of LLM based systems. We will demonstrate how AI can bring value to your company but also what are the risks that could destroy it. Overall, during the talk we show where we are, the current challenges, and future ideas.
Workshop
Joel Bradley, Marcellin: How to be with AI in the room?
In this interactive workshop, Joel Bradley, Innovation Director and Co-Founder of UK consultancy Marcellins, will take a deeper dive into AI’s role in creativity and innovation. Participants will engage in practical exercises to explore how and when AI-generated information is truly valuable in the creative process. Joel will guide attendees through his „Heartbeat Innovation” methodology, offering hands-on experience in balancing AI capabilities with human insight. Expect to walk away with actionable techniques for integrating AI into your innovation workflow. Joel will be joining us from the UK.
Networking meetings
12:35 - 13:00
Business case
Max Salamonowicz, Migam: From Concept to Cloud: Developing an Automated Sign Language AI Interpreter
This talk details the real-world journey of developing an AI-powered sign language interpreter. It covers the entire process, from initial concept to final deployment on Azure. The narrative focuses on practical challenges encountered in dataset collection and curation, the development of effective evaluation methods, and the insights gained from testing different AI architectures. It explains the reasoning behind key decisions in custom model development and the steps taken to optimize performance. The talk concludes with a breakdown of the deployment process, highlighting the considerations for scaling the solution in a cloud environment. Throughout, it emphasizes lessons learned from hands-on experience, providing a realistic view of the complexities involved in bringing automated sign language interpretation to life.
Szymon Sandura, iteo: Practical applications of language models (LLMs) and RAG architecture using the .NET environment
The presentation will explore real-world examples and systems that leverage LLM and RAG architectures to solve business problems. It will also cover considerations like cost estimation, model selection based on client requirements, and challenges associated with implementing AI solutions in various companies. Additionally, the presentation will feature code snippets that demonstrate how to implement tasks like classification, entity extraction, semantic search, RAG using Microsoft’s SemanticKernel and KernelMemory frameworks within a .NET environment.
Business case
Przemysław Magaczewski, KTW Legal:Data Protection in AI Tools
The presentation explores the critical balance between artificial intelligence (AI) innovation and data protection, emphasizing the importance of privacy, transparency, and security in AI development. It covers key challenges like bias, data misuse, and compliance with regulations such as GDPR, while also highlighting emerging solutions like differential privacy and ethical AI frameworks to ensure a responsible future for AI.
Networking meetings
13:05 - 13:30
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Networking meetings
13:35 - 14:45
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
14:50 - 15:15
Business case
Matthew Gladden, ABB: Implementing GenAI for business: are you raising cats, dogs, mushrooms, or orchids?
In this session, speaker would use the metaphors of GenAI solutions as “cats”, “dogs”, “mushrooms”, and “orchids” to highlight four challenges that we’ve encountered when developing GenAI-based chatbots and copilots in ABB – and the ways in which they’ve worked to address those challenges. The overall message is that developing a GenAI solution isn’t like engineering a “traditional” deterministic software solution (e.g., a database or website). Rather, it’s more like incorporating unpredictable living agents into your organization.
Technical case
Bartosz Pampuch, In4nity: Multi-Agents in Action: From Fundamental Concepts to Advanced Innovations
Today’s architectures of systems leveraging LLMs almost always incorporate RAG and increasingly rely on (multi)-agents. While prototyping these solutions has become relatively straightforward, moving beyond the DEMO/PoC phase proves to be a gigantic challenge and a bumpy road. Pre-RAG agents, hierarchical indexes, knowledge graphs, agentic data retrieval, multivector embeddings, data augmentation, query decomposition, conversational agents vs agentic flows, cross-encoders, VLMs, multi-agent orchestration patterns, LLM Compiler, fine-tuning, and the role of SLMs – these are just some of the topics that will be covered during this hyper-speed, no-bullshit session. Bartek will share hard-earned insights from 18 months of building production-grade multi-agent systems for major global clients.
Business case
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Networking meetings
15:20 - 15:45
Business case
Michał Furmankiewicz, Microsoft: So you want to build "copilot"? Business and Technical lessons learned after working with 250+ companies all over the world.
Generative AI has opened numerous possibilities for building intelligent solutions. After working with 250+ customers and partners all over the world, we believe there is a need for a a framework and approach to gather requirements and propose path forward. I will aim to present a methodical framework for business and design considerations for to build a copilot like solution. During the session I will talk about vision and value prop, user personas and scenarios and then will move to observed patterns and proven architectures we observed. Some patterns and practices are Microsoft oriented but could be upleveled easily.
Business case
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Networking meetings
15:50 - 16:00
Final recap
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16:00 - 17:00
Networking
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Audytorium
9:00
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9:45
Registration
9:45
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9:55
Conference opening
10:00
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10:25
Business case
Paul Spiers, The New P&L Institute: Community, Culture & Leadership in the Age of AI
In this keynote, Paul Spiers, founder of The New P&L Institute, will explore how rapid technological transformation without a coherent cultural strategy can impact cultural cohesion and alienate those within it, advising business leaders on how to build brands that are powered by inclusivity and human potential in an age of AI. Originally from New Zealand, Paul is joining us from the UK.
10:30
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10:55
Business case
Abhijit Thosar, AWS: AI = Actionable Intelligence, Designing AI-native customer experiences
In this session, Abhijit Thosar, Head of Research and Design at AWS Industry Products, will explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the way industries deliver products and services. Attendees will learn how AI’s practical applications in design and user experience are driving efficiency, improving customer satisfaction, and reshaping industries to be more customer centric and innovative. With over 20 years of experience and collaborations with Fortune 100 companies, Abhijit brings a unique cross-industry perspective on business transformation through AI. Abhijit, who has traveled to over 40 countries for work, will be joining us from the USA.
11:00
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11:25
Business/technical case
Michael Glaros, Microsoft: The Business Due Diligence for Generative AI Use Cases
This presentation helps attendees identify and prioritize industry-specific use cases for Generative AI/AI solutions. The session guides attendees on applying the framework to solve business problems, understand impacted personas, set objectives, and prioritize solution development. It includes industry-specific examples to demonstrate step-by-step implementation. By the end, attendees will know how Microsoft and partners use this set of due diligence tools to define and prioritize Generative AI use cases, planning their solutions with clear understanding of their investments.
11:30
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Coffee break
12:05
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12:30
Nick Lockey, Vodafone: Navigating Employee Experiences in the Age of AI
In this engaging session, Nick Lockey, Lead UX Strategist at Vodafone Group Products & Services, will address the excitement, fear, and confusion AI brings to the workplace. While many talk about AI’s potential to transform businesses and customer experiences, less attention is given to what it means for employees. Nick will explore how AI-powered tools can give your workforce superpowers while also posing an existential threat to their daily work. He will share insights into how employers and employees can navigate this AI 'wild west,’ balancing the fine line between opportunity and risk. Expect practical takeaways on how to stay relevant, employable, and equipped for a future shaped by AI. Nick will be joining us from the UK.
12:35
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James Adamczuk, Zoom: Using trends in AI to drive a step change in CX
In this engaging session, James Adamczuk, Lead for AI at Zoom, will share his advice for considering where applications of AI can be best used to enhance the end-to-end CX journey. James has a rich history in Customer Experience and Digital Transformation inside the Financial Services industry having led large global voice and AI powered messaging programs, and is now leading the CX drive in region for Zoom. James was part of the team that launched Zoom Contact Centre in the EMEA and continues to share his experience and ideas across the region. James has dual Polish and English nationality and will be traveling from the UK to join us.
13:40
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Lunch
14:55
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15:50
Business case
Mateusz Chrobok, Cybersec: Breaking AI in 2024.
15:55
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16:20
Business case
Pamela Krzypkowska, The Ministry of Digital Affairs of Poland: AI Act: Making Sense of the Rules So You Don’t Have To
In this presentation, Pamela will break down the AI Act in a way that’s easy to understand, even if you’re not a legal expert. We’ll dive into what the AI Act means for developers, engineers, and businesses, showing that compliance isn’t as daunting as it seems. By the end, you’ll see that navigating AI regulations can be straightforward—and maybe even a little fun!
16:25
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Final recap
16:30
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Networking
18:30
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00:00
VIP Dinner & party
Cloud & AI Stage
9:00
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10:00
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10:25
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10:30
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10:55
Technical case
Jorg Gossing, Vaillant: Leveraging AI for Competitive Advantage: Exploring Diverse Business Use Cases in the Heating Industry
In this presentation, Joerg Gissing – Senior R&D Manager Digital Solution and Advanced HVAC Functions, will show some use cases where Vaillant are using AI. He will talk very briefly about the technical aspects, but also about the business case behind it.
11:00
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11:25
Technical case
Rafał Mituła, Chaos Gears: Leveraging GenAI Building Blocks on AWS
During this session we will explore the key components AWS offers for building Generative AI solutions. This presentation covers essential services, integration strategies, and real-world applications of GenAI built in the AWS ecosystem.
11:30
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12:00
Coffee break
12:05
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12:30
Technical case
Grzegorz Ochmański, AWS: Building Well-Architected GenAI Developer Platform
In this presentation, we will explore the essential steps for creating robust, cloud-enabled technology platforms tailored for developers and business users. Attendees will learn how to enable self-provisioning of development and test environments, seamlessly integrate enterprise data sources while ensuring security and compliance, and deploy developed work into standardized, non-functional requirement-compliant environments. Additionally, we will cover strategies for incorporating feedback loops from end users and fellow developers to enhance both the developed content and the underlying code. This session aims to equip participants with actionable insights to build secure, reliable, and efficient GenAI developer platforms that foster innovation and productivity.
12:35
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13:35
Technical case
Ilya Venger, Microsoft: Building Industry Copilots: Learnings from the Past and Glimpses into the Future
Ilya leads a product management team in the Industry AI group at Microsoft, where they build data foundations, tooling and templates for GenAI in various industries (financial services, manufacturing, retail and more). In this session he will share challenges in building copilots, principles, product learnings, necessary evaluations and responsible AI. He will also discuss where we are heading and what to expect going forward with agentic flows as technology matures and limitations become clearer.
13:40
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14:50
Lunch
14:55
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15:20
Technical case
Martin Flechl, Dynatrace: Driving user adoption with AI: An observability use case
Increasing user productivity is one of the most successful GenAI business models. The prime example is artefact generation via natural language prompts – from simple text answers to whole dashboards and beyond. This allows adoption of product features by every user – even of those which previously have only been accessible by people with the required technical skills. In this talk we will discuss how AI is used for observability, and how to design GenAI systems for driving user adoption.
15:25
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15:50
Technical case
Piotr Kalinowski, SoftwareMind: From Fantasy to Reality - How we can instruct multi-agent AI system to, one the one hand, build immersive RPG game and, on the other hand, revolutionize telecom operations.
In this session speaker will share the story about agents and assistants that he had a chance to deploy across varius customers. WIthout sugar coating he will tell you about good, bad and ugly. Hopefully, we will end up by getting into conclusions and lessons learned so you dont have to go through this by yourself. Exprience from the field.
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Business Stage
9:00
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Business case
Julia Jover & Raashi Saxena, Studio IntO: Inclusive AI: Enhancing Workplace Accessibility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
With an emphasis on responsible AI implementation, Julia Gover, Research Strategist at intO (joining from Spain), and Raashi Saxena, Public Interest Technologist and Researcher at intO (joining from India), will explore how AI is transforming workplace accessibility. They will present best practices for inclusive AI adoption, focusing on tools that enhance accessibility for individuals with disabilities such as dyslexia, visual and hearing impairments, and neurodiversity.
11:00
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11:25
Business case
Róża Szafranek, HR Hints: Competencies of the future – what to look for when recruiting an innovative team?
11:30
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12:00
Coffee break
12:05
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12:30
Business case
Abhinav Chetaan, Digicated: Gen AI: The Final Frontier: Accelerate Digital Marketing Maturity & Business Growth with Generative AI
In this session, Abhinav Chetan, an ex-Googler, founder, and educator, will demonstrate how generative AI can transform businesses by revolutionising digital marketing strategies and enhancing efficiency. You’ll discover how Gen AI can accelerate your brand’s digital marketing maturity and drive business growth. Abhinav will present real-world case studies from different verticals, along with practical insights into how Gen AI is reshaping communication, content creation, and analytics. Joining us from India, he will also lead an in-depth workshop on the same topic.
12:35
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13:00
Business case
Jodie Harrison, Lineview: Using Gen AI to develop strategic, future-proof marketing solutions
In this session, Jodie Harrison, Chief Marketing and Sustainability Officer at Lineview, will explore how AI is transforming marketing into a driver of creativity and strategic foresight. Via an engaging case study, Jodie will show how AI can empower marketers to develop more personalised brand narratives and anticipate future trends. Jodie will be joining us from the UK.
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13:35
Business case
Fiona Sherwood, Dasseti: How AI Powers my Marketing Strategy
Heading up a two-person marketing team that needs to reach a global audience is a tall order. In this session, CMO and marketing powerhouse, Fiona Sherwood, joins us from the UK to walk the audience through the AI tools and strategies she uses to make things faster, better and easier to scale at Dasseti.
13:40
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14:50
Lunch
14:55
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15:20
Business case
Tzvika Besor, Monday.com: Reinventing user journeys with AI
Tzvika Besor, Senior Gen AI Product Manager, believes that current user journeys can limit business growth. Joining us from Israel, Tzvika will propose a new GenAI journey, where it’s the product’s job to understand the user and deliver value.
15:25
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15:50
Business case
Ted Barker, Wise: AI assisted streamlining of sentiment analysis in R
For those familiar with R, Design Researcher at Wise, Ted Wise, will share how his work in the UK is transforming customer insights with the combined power of R and ChatGPT.
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Workshop Stage
9:00
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Workshop
Agnieszka Hajos-Iwańska, Paulina Wyrostek & Małgorzata Tomaka, B2R Law: Chatching the future: navigating the AI legal landscape for business
13:40
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14:50
Lunch
14:55
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16:20
Workshop
Paweł Wyszomirski, Lifeai.guru: Bridging the AI Knowledge Gap: Engaging the 40+ Audience
16:25
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16:30
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16:30
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17:30
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18:30
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00:00
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Audytorium
9:00
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9:45
Registration
9:45
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9:55
Conference opening
10:00
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10:25
Business case
Joel Bradley, Marcellin: How to be with AI in the room?
In this engaging session, Joel Bradley, Innovation Director and Co-Founder of UK consultancy Marcellins, will explore AI’s role in creativity and innovation. He’ll challenge attendees to think critically about when AI-generated information is genuinely valuable and will introduce „Heartbeat Innovation,” a methodology for balancing AI with human insight in the innovation process. Joel, joining us from the UK, will also lead a workshop based on these principles – a must attend!
10:30
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10:55
Business case
Winnie Li, Asana: From Hypothesis to Reality: Validating AI Features with Customers at Scalee New P&L Institute: Community, Culture & Leadership in the Age of AI
In this session, Winnie will cover different strategies on incorporating customer feedback into the AI development process. There will be covered examples of how Asana has used these different approaches (including user research, running customer beta programs, building in product feedback mechanism, and rapid prototyping) and share perspectives on the impact and challenges of each approach.
11:00
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11:25
Business/technical case
Nikolina Simonoska, Miro: Miro’s Recipe for a Successful AI Enablement Across the Product Org
Nikolina Simonoska, AI Product Manager at Miro, will share Miro’s proven approach to AI enablement across its product organisation. This session will focus on the foundational pillars of inspiration, enablement, and collaboration, offering practical insights into the tools and tactics that empower product managers and leaders. Nikolina will explain how teams can harness these strategies to ideate and utilise AI effectively, building features that deliver real user value. Nikolina will be joining us from the Netherlands.
11:30
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12:00
Coffee break
12:05
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12:30
Business case
Bartosz Pucek, Proofs: TBA
12:35
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13:30
Business case
Max Salamonowicz, Migam: From Concept to Cloud: Developing an Automated Sign Language AI Interpreter
This talk details the real-world journey of developing an AI-powered sign language interpreter. It covers the entire process, from initial concept to final deployment on Azure. The narrative focuses on practical challenges encountered in dataset collection and curation, the development of effective evaluation methods, and the insights gained from testing different AI architectures. It explains the reasoning behind key decisions in custom model development and the steps taken to optimize performance. The talk concludes with a breakdown of the deployment process, highlighting the considerations for scaling the solution in a cloud environment. Throughout, it emphasizes lessons learned from hands-on experience, providing a realistic view of the complexities involved in bringing automated sign language interpretation to life.
13:35
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14:45
Lunch
14:50
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15:15
Business case
Matthew Gladden, ABB: Implementing GenAI for business: are you raising cats, dogs, mushrooms, or orchids?
In this session, speaker would use the metaphors of GenAI solutions as “cats”, “dogs”, “mushrooms”, and “orchids” to highlight four challenges that we’ve encountered when developing GenAI-based chatbots and copilots in ABB – and the ways in which they’ve worked to address those challenges. The overall message is that developing a GenAI solution isn’t like engineering a “traditional” deterministic software solution (e.g., a database or website). Rather, it’s more like incorporating unpredictable living agents into your organization.
15:20
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15:45
Business case
Michał Furmankiewicz, Microsoft: So you want to build "copilot"? Business and Technical lessons learned after working with 250+ companies all over the world.
Generative AI has opened numerous possibilities for building intelligent solutions. After working with 250+ customers and partners all over the world, we believe there is a need for a a framework and approach to gather requirements and propose path forward. I will aim to present a methodical framework for business and design considerations for to build a copilot like solution. During the session I will talk about vision and value prop, user personas and scenarios and then will move to observed patterns and proven architectures we observed. Some patterns and practices are Microsoft oriented but could be upleveled easily.
15:50
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16:00
Final recap
16:00
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17:00
Networking
Cloud & AI Stage
9:00
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9:45
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9:45
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9:55
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10:00
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10:25
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10:30
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10:55
Technical case
Maciek Gdula, SkillForce.pl:"Do androids see electric sheeps?" or machine vision in business and in practice
Machine vision is a combination of mathematics, artificial intelligence and physics. In this presentation I want to present practical aspects of machine vision implementations from the point of view of a business analyst and manager, focusing on the applications, profitability and purposefulness of using machine vision in industry, medicine, sports and many other industries.
11:00
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11:25
Technical case
Matthew Gladden, ABB: Implementing GenAI for business: are you raising cats, dogs, mushrooms, or orchids?
In this session, speaker would use the metaphors of GenAI solutions as “cats”, “dogs”, “mushrooms”, and “orchids” to highlight four challenges that we’ve encountered when developing GenAI-based chatbots and copilots in ABB – and the ways in which they’ve worked to address those challenges. The overall message is that developing a GenAI solution isn’t like engineering a “traditional” deterministic software solution (e.g., a database or website). Rather, it’s more like incorporating unpredictable living agents into your organization.
11:30
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12:00
Coffee break
12:05
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12:30
Technical case
Maciek Gdula, SkillForce.pl:"Do androids see electric sheeps?" or machine vision in business and in practice
Machine vision is a combination of mathematics, artificial intelligence and physics. In this presentation I want to present practical aspects of machine vision implementations from the point of view of a business analyst and manager, focusing on the applications, profitability and purposefulness of using machine vision in industry, medicine, sports and many other industries.
12:35
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13:30
Technical case
Szymon Sandura, iteo: Practical applications of language models (LLMs) and RAG architecture using the .NET environment
The presentation will explore real-world examples and systems that leverage LLM and RAG architectures to solve business problems. It will also cover considerations like cost estimation, model selection based on client requirements, and challenges associated with implementing AI solutions in various companies. Additionally, the presentation will feature code snippets that demonstrate how to implement tasks like classification, entity extraction, semantic search, RAG using Microsoft’s SemanticKernel and KernelMemory frameworks within a .NET environment.
13:35
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14:45
Lunch
14:50
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15:45
Technical case
Bartosz Pampuch, In4nity: Multi-Agents in Action: From Fundamental Concepts to Advanced Innovations
Today’s architectures of systems leveraging LLMs almost always incorporate RAG and increasingly rely on (multi)-agents. While prototyping these solutions has become relatively straightforward, moving beyond the DEMO/PoC phase proves to be a gigantic challenge and a bumpy road. Pre-RAG agents, hierarchical indexes, knowledge graphs, agentic data retrieval, multivector embeddings, data augmentation, query decomposition, conversational agents vs agentic flows, cross-encoders, VLMs, multi-agent orchestration patterns, LLM Compiler, fine-tuning, and the role of SLMs – these are just some of the topics that will be covered during this hyper-speed, no-bullshit session. Bartek will share hard-earned insights from 18 months of building production-grade multi-agent systems for major global clients.
15:50
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16:10
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16:10
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16:15
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16:15
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17:00
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Business Stage
9:00
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9:45
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9:45
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9:55
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10:00
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10:25
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10:30
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10:55
Business case
Leslie Nooteboom, Requesty.ai: Conversations are the next surveys: more intuitive ways to learn from your customer
Leslie Nooteboom, Co-Founder and CEO of Requesty.ai, will explain how AI-powered conversations are enabling businesses to gather richer, more authentic insights from unstructured data, capturing the true language of the customer. How does the latest in conversational AI change the user research landscape? Originally from the Netherlands, Leslie will be traveling from the UK to join us.
11:00
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11:25
Business case
11:30
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12:00
Coffee break
12:05
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12:30
Business case
Dawid Pacholczyk, Exadel:Security and AI Agents in Business Intelligence
A chat interface using LLM is the new standard. It can be used not just for getting trivial or publicly available information but also work with our company data to retrieve value out of it using language instead of typical and much more technical SQL language. In this talk we will delve into how AI agents can be leveraged to convert natural language queries into SQL and other programming languages code to make data analysis more accessible and less dependent on technical expertise. The presentation will also address the challenges of security in any type of LLM based systems. We will demonstrate how AI can bring value to your company but also what are the risks that could destroy it. Overall, during the talk we show where we are, the current challenges, and future ideas.
12:35
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13:00
Business case
Przemysław Magaczewski, KTW Legal:Data Protection in AI Tools
The presentation explores the critical balance between artificial intelligence (AI) innovation and data protection, emphasizing the importance of privacy, transparency, and security in AI development. It covers key challenges like bias, data misuse, and compliance with regulations such as GDPR, while also highlighting emerging solutions like differential privacy and ethical AI frameworks to ensure a responsible future for AI.
13:05
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13:30
Business case
13:35
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14:45
Lunch
14:50
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15:15
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15:20
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15:45
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15:50
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16:10
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16:10
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16:15
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16:15
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17:00
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Workshop Stage
9:00
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9:45
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9:45
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9:55
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10:00
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11:25
Workshop
Abhinav Chetaan, Digicated: Gen AI: The Final Frontier: Accelerate Digital Marketing Maturity & Business Growth with Generative AI
11:30
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12:00
Coffee break
12:05
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13:30
Workshop
Joel Bradley, Marcellin: How to be with AI in the room?
In this interactive workshop, Joel Bradley, Innovation Director and Co-Founder of UK consultancy Marcellins, will take a deeper dive into AI’s role in creativity and innovation. Participants will engage in practical exercises to explore how and when AI-generated information is truly valuable in the creative process. Joel will guide attendees through his „Heartbeat Innovation” methodology, offering hands-on experience in balancing AI capabilities with human insight. Expect to walk away with actionable techniques for integrating AI into your innovation workflow. Joel will be joining us from the UK.
