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Futurist and author on technology-driven business change, placing digital transformation within a broader view of emerging technology, organisational change and the longer-term direction of business.
Former Director-General of the International Committee of the Red Cross, where he led a shift to digital operations, bringing experience of digital transformation in a mission-driven international organisation.
Technology research and insights lead at Deloitte and former Gartner VP of Research, drawing on digital operating model research and work on digital disruption to examine how organisations structure and govern transformation.
Connections between digital transformation and AI governance, trust and the design of systems people are expected to use, from an AI ethicist and engineer who founded a machine-vision company whose measurement technology was applied to personalisation in retail and telemedicine.
Digital transformation within wider shifts in technology, business models, customer behaviour and the future of organisations, informed by a business futurist covering technology within broader global trends.
Co-founded an early major UK e-commerce business and later worked on digital public services, drawing on commercial and public-sector experience to examine digital transformation in large institutions.
The effects of digital transformation on institutions, workers and society alongside the commercial and technological changes it creates, informed by an author and long-standing critic of the digital economy.
The customer side of digital transformation, including adoption, trust and how people respond to new digital products and services, from a technology journalist and entrepreneur who explains consumer technology to mainstream audiences.
Recognising when a technology shift becomes strategically important and how leaders respond as new capabilities change markets, from a Columbia Business School professor whose work centres on strategic inflection points.
Entrepreneur and author who has built and sold technology companies and advises boards on innovation, examining why established organisations lose momentum during digital transformation and how organisational structures can affect their ability to adapt.
Works on AI and smart cities, advising corporates and governments, examining infrastructure at city and national scale, including the systems and technologies used to deliver digital services.
Not every digital transformation speaker comes from the same discipline. The strongest fit may come from technology, innovation, customer experience, organisational change or business-model strategy.
For many corporate events, the useful focus is not how a particular technology works, but what it changes for customers, operating models, decision-making and people. In those cases, a broader transformation speaker may be more relevant than a narrow technical specialist. For deeper AI or cybersecurity briefs, a specialist may be more appropriate.
