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Join our exclusive roundtable on Cyber Resilience on 26 November 2026. Cyberattacks are increasingly affecting the entire digital chain. Attackers target not only data and backups, but also identities, access rights, applications, and network connections. The central question is therefore no longer simply: how do we prevent an attack? Just as important is: how do we limit the impact and restore business operations quickly, securely, and demonstrably?

AI is becoming more powerful, but the real question isn’t whether we should fear it. It’s whether we’re focusing on the right risks and opportunities, and how we can turn AI into real value for people, organizations and Europe.

More than 1 in 3 companies already use AI. Yet, the majority haven't measured an impact on their overall productivity. The gap points to a bigger challenge: value doesn't come from access to AI alone. It depends on what organizations change around it.

A long list of AI ideas won't tell you where to start. See why the best use cases hide in everyday process friction, and how to turn one into measurable value.

Suddenly, Copilot can write a first draft, summarize a meeting, analyze a document, prepare a presentation or suggest an answer to a customer. At first, that looks like a productivity story. But something more fundamental is happening.

AI coding tools are quickly becoming part of everyday software development. For many organizations, the first phase of adoption has already happened: developers have access to tools such as GitHub Copilot, Cursor or Claude Code.