Agenda 5. Data Economy Congress

• A typical architecture for state and business
• The single digital market in the European Union – opportunities and threats from Poland’s perspective
• Data standardization and interoperability in international cooperation
• Evolution of collaboration models in the data economy – sharing data in global ecosystems and creating sectoral data platforms
• Common national platform – synergy and cooperation between business and administration and defense strategy for Poland
• Geopolitics – how to create a security policy for the economy
• Securing physical and cloud infrastructure
• Examples of successful data-sharing platforms and their impact on the efficiency of operations

• Prescriptive analytics in business
• Decision automation and process optimization – how does prescriptive analytics improve financial and resource management?
• Supporting technologies – AI platforms in decision-making processes
• Relevance of human judgment
• The limits of responsibility in the age of artificial intelligence
• Employee as part of the ecosystem – how to engage entire teams to build a data culture
• AI Agents – automated bots in business processes

• Measuring ROI in data analytics and capitalizing on data as a business asset
• Create revenue strategies by selling data and building solutions based on analytics
• Return on AI implementations – how do we measure them?
• How to realize the potential and reap the benefits of building open language models for organizations – opportunities and “pitfalls”

• The most common mistakes in data design
• Methods for identifying and eliminating inefficient processes
• Action strategy – how to learn from mistakes and learn correctly?
• Capital from unused data – how to increase your capacity

• How to make the Data Act and AI Act an opportunity, not an obstacle
• Current legislative changes – what do they mean for the “ordinary Kowalski”?
• Action strategy – how to learn from mistakes and learn correctly?
• Common European Space Act – space law, intellectual property and data exchange

• What’s keeping data management leaders up at night?
• What should you know before implementing a data catalogue?
• Communication strategies in organizations adapted to the data structure
• The importance of understanding the structure of data in an organization
• What organizational models for data and analytics should be adopted within an organization – decentralized data democracy, hybrid models, and what aspects should be centralized in terms of standardization, governance, and value/ROI assessment?
• How to educate and build accountability in frontline teams
• In what does LLM already effectively replace humans?
• AI training for employees – should it already be standard?
• Prompting as a new asset in the job market

• How to deal with the rapid growth of business data?
• How to properly select tools and optimize data processing and analysis?
• Trends and most effective tools to ensure data quality
• Does AI have the potential to revolutionize the field of data quality?
• The role of the organization’s data quality department
• Costs of poor data quality – how can they be counteracted?
• How to implement and monitor quality standards in an organization?

• Responsible resource management – ESG strategy at the space pace of technology development
• Securing the energy efficiency of data centres
• Waste heat from data centres – is this the new way forward for the power industry?
• Social aspects of data
• Acquiring quantitative and qualitative data for ESG reporting, CSRD, decarbonization
• strategies, and other disclosures in reporting.

• Personalizing experiences through artificial intelligence – new opportunities for customizing offers
• AI as a tool for strengthening customer relationships – personalizing the experience and automating the customer service process
• Adapt PR and marketing strategies to dynamically changing sentiment
• Chat bot in customer relations – benefits and challenges
• How can digital identity support the development of a data-driven economy?
• Responsible use of AI – how to ensure that technological development does not infringe upon individuals’ fundamental rights?
• Balancing innovation with regulation – how companies can adjust business strategies to growing social expectations and legal requirements regarding data protection?
• How behavioral data can enrich existing data analytics and customer insights
• The social role of data – the impact of data on public sentiment and communication strategies
• Customer protection – coordination of administration with business
• Simplifying services – listening to customer needs

• Effective data management as a tool to support the achievement of business goals and increase operational efficiency
• application, scaling of POCs in project development
• technical debt
• Data Governance and a holistic view of organizational transformation
• How to transform your organization into a data-driven enterprise
• strategy and cascading ventures “down the line.”
• How to avoid apparent “green lights” in implementation
• Building data accountability in the organization
• The role of leaders in fostering a culture of data – a strategy for building employee, managerial and board commitment to data care
• Culture of innovation implementation – how to prepare the organization for implementations
• technostress, and promoting values that support innovation, cooperation and adaptation to change
• cross-sector skills in teams

Speakers:

• Dr. Mariusz Cholewa, Co-Chair of the Data Economy Congress Program Council, CEO BIK & President ACCIS
• Marcin Bogłowski, Group Vice President – Marketing, Insights and Data, TVN Warner Bros Discovery
• Karol Jaroszewski, Head of Data Solutions Innovation & Development for Europe, Visa
• Krzysztof Daniel, Head of Data Strategy, DXC Technology
• Maciej Chojnacki, Head Of Delivery and Technology, Elitmind

Moderator:

• Karolina Henzel, Data Enablement Tribe Lead, T-Mobile Poland

• A holistic approach to planning cities of the future
• Is open data and integrated IT infrastructure possible for the benefit of society?
• Geolocation analytics
• Regulatory aspects of data transfer and flow – how to create transparent and democratic access to public data
• How can cities and MSPs build capacity without a budget for Data Scientists?
• Is Poland poised to become a technology leader in Europe?

Speakers:

• Dr. Dominik Rozkrut, President of the Central Statistical Office
• Jarosław Bułka, Digital Transformation Advisor to the Mayor of Kraków
• Tomasz Czerski, Director of Big Data Solutions, Orange Poland

Moderator:

• Ethical and responsible business practices – how to conduct digital transformation taking into account corporate social responsibility.
• Application of modern technology and AI in the energy transition process
• Optimizing energy consumption, predictive maintenance and management of infrastructure and measuring the effects of energy transformation
• The potential of machine learning algorithms in corporate reporting – how to develop ESG strategies in an organization
• ESG in SMEs – where to start?
• Return on Investment Assessment – Will AI Provide Long-Term Benefits
• Building trust, loyalty and customer satisfaction through responsible business strategies

Speakers:

• Rafał Bednarek, Vice President of the Board, Credit Information Bureau
• Beata Tylman-Nowakowska, Director, Primary Market Department, Warsaw Stock Exchange
• Katarzyna Dubno, Director of External Relations, ESG, and Health Economics, Adamed Pharma S.A.
• Aleksandra Trojanowska, Sustainability Transformation Lead, Associate Director, Colliers
• Maciej Krywoniuk, Head of Strategy Department, Citi Handlowy

Moderator:

• Mariusz Ustyjańczuk, ESG Technology Leader, Deloitte Central Europe

• Challenges and opportunities for modern enterprises – how prepared are we to introduce AI solutions in organizations?
• How do we adequately match AI solutions to our organization’s needs?
• Fairness and transparency – who is accountable for decisions made by systems?
• The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Organizational Cyber Security – threat and incident detection, threat prediction
• Limitations and challenges in AI interpretability – how to make algorithms more comprehensible?
• How will the organizations of the future look like – a perspective to 2034
• Evolution of education – what should we teach children?

Speakers:

• Pamela Krzypkowska, Director of the Research and Innovation Department, Ministry of Digitization
• Luiza Pawela, Chief Data & AI Officer, Agora SA
• Aleksandra Pedraszewska, Head of AI Safety, Elevenlabs
• Dariusz Korzun, Director, Global Cloud Solution Architecture, Generative AI Platform Chief Architect, PepsiCo
• Tomasz Nitsch, Chief Data Officer, Millennium Bank
• Radosław Kita, AI Director, TVN Warner Bros Discovery

Moderator:

• Eliza Bujnowska, Analytics & Data Science Director, Dentsu Poland

• Integration of ERP and MES systems to optimize production
• Legislative changes in access to production data – what it means for manufacturers
• IoT and real-time data collection – what is the importance of collecting data from the production hall
• Data contextualization in factories 5.0
• Artificial intelligence, robotics, 3D printing and IoT – what is the vision of the future for the industry

Speakers:

• Emil Andryszczyk, Director of the Production Digitization Office, ORLEN S.A.
• Robert Pławiak, CIDO / CTO, Polpharma
• Karolina Kilijańczyk, Data & Analytics Principal, DXC Technology

Moderator:

• Tomasz Haiduk, President, Polish Automation and Robotics Forum

• How to Organize Data in the Face of Rapid Technological Changes
• Data Mesh – decentralizing data in an organization – practical challenges and benefits
• What are the practical applications of architectures that take care of data quality – how can existing data structures be effectively transformed?
• Effective Data Management with Limited Retention Periods – Strategies and Practices
• Difficulties in integrating modern systems with old ones
• Challenges of multigenerational and building competence in teams – education, motivation and data literacy

Speakers:

• Mirosław Wróblewski, President of the Personal Data Protection Office
• Maciej Nawrocki, Chief Data Officer, Bank Pekao
• Łukasz Dylewski, Chief Data Officer, Leroy Merlin
• Maciej Konieczka, Head of Data & Analytics, Veolia Energy Contracting Poland
• Łukasz Krause, Director of Digitalization and IT Division, Medicover
• Łukasz Michalczyk, Chief Data Officer, Director of Data & Advanced Analytics Center, Link4
• Maria Bylina, Data Governance Lead, National Information Processing Institute
• Dominik Dębowski, Development Manager & Business Intelligence Architect, EBIS

Moderator:

• Marzena Wiszniewska, Data Governance Head, Citi Handlowy