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    Programme

    You can view the detailed description of the CIODAY 2019 break-out topics right over here.
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    • DAY 1: Pre-conference

      25 November (invitation only)

    • DAY 2: CIODAY

      26 November

    • DAY 2: Sessions

      26 November








    • CeRebration: CIO of the Year 2005-2018

    • Last year we had the most ‘funcky’ opening ever with Candy Dulfer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10&v=aJ1nakyt-K4 And as any year the past 14 years we will surprise and inspire you during the Grand Opening of the 15th edition CIODAY. This year……. No! We will not tell you. We did not do this the past 14 years, so also not this year. We will not ‘mind-fuck’ you with some half clues nor put you on the wrong leg so to speak. Just (a)wait and see until Tuesday, November 26 at 09:15!


    • On behalf of the Diamond Partners, John Kitchingman will present a recap of the pre-conference held on 25 November.

    • How do we make sure the intelligence gained from innovation is created and managed ethically? CTO of BCG GAMMA, Andrea Gallego, takes the CIODAY stage to share how the team creates more ethical, inclusive, and comprehensive AI solutions.



    • To understand their drive, mission and vision the six candidates for CIO of the Year 2019 will share their thoughts with you in some inspirational and motivational speeches.

    • In 2017 we introduced the so called Tech Heroes. In this part of the program we asked start-ups and scale-ups to share their vision and How they did it/make it happen. There are also numerous great transformational stories to share that resonate within the majority of the delegates (CIOs/IT Directors from the top1000 enterprises). Therefor this year, 2019, we will expand the programme with the so called Digital Masters. Together with the Start- and Scale-ups the Digital Masters will complete the setup for the Tech Heroes.

      Tech Heroes are business leaders of young fast-growing companies that bring about a major change in the way we do business and the way we work. They have a strong technology driven approach and are able to disrupt traditional industries. These industry heroes will present their case on how they were able to make innovative new discoveries and products through technology. See some Tech Heroes of last years:
      Lightyear
      Picnic
      Swapfiets

      Digital Masters are inspiring leaders who have achieved a high degree of maturity in digitizing their business. Not in the form of new, promising startups, but rather of the more established companies that have shown that they are able to adapt quickly to our changing world through technology. These companies are an example for our industry, society and BV Netherlands. They work inspiringly towards the large group of traditional organizations helping the Netherlands to make a big impact in its international competitive position.






    • Technology



    • HRH Bernhard van Oranje-Nassau will present the award ceremony of the CIO of the Year 2019 Award.


    • A few years ago, Philips radically opted for a switch to technological innovations for healthcare, a sector on the eve of revolutionary developments. At Philips, the journey to healthcare technologies is accompanied by a rigorous digital transformation. The ambition of corporate IT is even to exceed the speed of that development. The cloud plays a central role in this. More than 100 data centers were migrated to the cloud within a year. In this session Hans Koolen will disprove a number of myths about the cloud. In addition, he questions in detail various important points of interest around "people and processes", such as the choice of integration partner and the question of whether there is sufficient knowledge available.
      People & Organisations
      Technology
      Host
      Amazon Web Services

    • When CIO's aren't sufficiently agile or upskilling in the necessary way, there's the definite potential for CDO's to increase in power and to move into C-Suite positions. If that's the case, where will that leave the CIO? Want to find out more? Come and join us and listen to what our latest data reveals.
      Data & Analytics
      Host
      PwC

    • So many organizations lack a true culture of innovation. Developing great ideas and turning them into real-life propositions is often a responsibility of the happy few. Or worse, ideas simply stay ideas. How to turn innovation into day-to-day business? CIOs have an ideal position to foster a culture where every employee is involved in innovation and where experimenting and making mistakes is dealt with in the right manner. In this session we will discuss the road to a culture of innovation, but also the best methods to innovate and the availability of technology to bring testing to a higher level. After this breakfast session you will understand how to accelerate your digital initiatives.
      People & Organisations
      Host
      Oracle

    • Mohammad will talk about the business vision and strategy of Shell and how IT enables that. He will share with you the focus on business value and Shell IT’s market standard unless strategy along with a key example and lessons learned as part of the journey.
      Digitize the Core
      Host
      ServiceNow

    • More and more Digital Transformations are underway, yet Fact-Based Understanding of 'As Is' Business Processes is Still Underrated. Find out how Celonis Process Mining software is helping hundreds of organisation to: - Discover: De-Risk your Digital Transformation by 100% Understanding Your Organisation's Way-of-Working - Enhance: Pin-point Structural Flaws in Your Business Processes & Predict which In-flight Processes will go 'off the rails' - Monitor: Continuously Measure How Processes Perform & Monitor How Processes are Adopted by Business and Customers
      Digitize the Core
      Technology
      Host
      Celonis

    • We are in the middle of a big energy transition. To be able to contribute to a long-term structural change in our energy system, Eneco needs to transform her business. Only by doing so we will stay relevant for our customers and be able to help them taking the next steps in the energy transition. Learn about how data is an important driver for this change.
      Data & Analytics
      Host
      Snowflake

    • Ecosystems are a hot topic. Apparently they are seen as the holy grail of cooperation between customer and suppliers. The reality is different: there are conflicts of interest, margins are always under pressure, products and services are offered by multiple partners in the ecosystem ... Some ecosystems flourish, among other things due to robust conflict management systems. How do you develop such an ecosystem? It is important to map out an ecosystem well in advance and to look at the risk of conflicts. Openness in the tendering phase is needed, puts conflicts of interest on the agenda before contracting. Sourcing expert Eric Foppen, previous winner of a Tommie (The Outsource Manager Award) at ICT Media, will present a number of statements during this discussion table. Based on this, you get a good picture of the do's and dont's when developing an ecosystem.
      Ecosystems

    • Many organizations experience the pressure of the market: it must be faster, more customer-oriented and more agile. Whether the response is to opt for bi-modal IT or not: this has the necessary consequences for the IT organization. IT is becoming increasingly intertwined with business processes; hiding in the "run" is no longer possible. The question is how the IT organization can be modernized. It starts at the top, at the MT. But the design and above all getting the processes working is essential. Pieter Schoehuijs currently busy with a carve-out of Glencore Agriculture from the Glencore group - and the associated repositioning of its IT organization - explains a number of issues during this session, to formulate a number of good practices through dialogue.
      Digitize the Core
      Host
      Wipro

    • Innovation does not start with hip terms or embracing hyped technology. Directors and companies are advised to start the renewal agenda close to themselves and focus on business outcome instead of chasing technology hypes. They often rely on start-ups and scale-ups for that in order to leverage the top-notch technologies and newest insights these newbies bring to the playing field. However, working together with start-ups is not always easy. Not for the corporate, not for the start-up or scale-up itself. It’s like elephants dancing with mice. Miguel van Bodegom and Marc de Beijer will shed some light on how to build a successful collaboration between start-ups and corporates. As consultant and interim innovation leader, Miguel van Bodegom knows how to successfully onboard innovation in corporate environments. As general director of a successful scale-up in the energy market, Marc de Beijer knows how to be relevant for energy giants. This session will be moderated by Jelmer Letterie of VodafoneZiggo.
      People & Organisations
      Host
      Vodafone

    • In a more complex and demanding world the need for being flexible is becoming more important for all organizations. The change in ways of working, how we setup up teams, the need for architecture and how we deal with new digital capabilities and the cloud is crucial in achieving this agility. Come join us to discuss the latest status and views on enterprise agility and the role of a flexible IT landscape.
      Digitize the Core
      Host
      Fujitsu

    • It wasn’t that long ago that green and profitable just didn’t go together. Boardroom thinking, however, has changed and businesses can no-longer afford to ignore sustainability, especially as innovative business leaders are seeing greener thinking as a source of competitive advantage for the future.
      Ecosystems
      New Digital Growth
      Host
      Orange Business Services

    • Hans Luijendijk has recently assisted AkzoNobel in realizing a major transformation of the IT and information management environment at the request of CIO Aloys Kregting. From his company CIO Advisory, Luijendijk provides advisory services to boards of directors and senior officials with responsibility for IT and information provision. With major transformations, he focuses primarily on two aspects: managing a multi-vendor environment and supervising the process: keeping course and guarding against budget, time and goals being exceeded. During the discussion table on 26 November during CIODAY2019 in the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam, Hans Luijendijk wants to share the experiences gained at AkzoNobel and elsewhere, and offer companies their CxOs insight into the do's and don's of digital transformations. He also provides tools for IT design and interaction with partners.
      Ecosystems
      People & Organisations
      Host
      Tanium

    • Many organizations make it: they want to bring a product or service on the market, but this does not work or fails because the underlying processes - Agile, DevOps, service management - are not in order. During this session Jan Willem will use an innovative board game to show how you map processes and determine which ones matter. It also discusses how you define the right roles to support the processes, and which competencies are required for this. The result is an insightful GAP analysis with pragmatic follow-up steps.
      Digitize the Core

    • Radboudumc uses more and more cloud services such as Software as a Service and Platform as a Service. And the expectation is that the number of cloud subscriptions will only increase. With increasing challenges in the field of data exchange / integration, data quality, data security and data ownership. Tom discusses the lessons learned during this session.  Arjen Vriens, associated with the independent consultancy firm CloudNation, will also discuss the do's & dont's during the session, based on experiences from daily advisory practice.
      Data & Analytics
      Ecosystems
      Host
      Motiv & Check Point Software

    • This is today’s greatest management issue, and one that gives many a board member, professional and quality assurance manager sleepless nights. Basing himself on his latest book, Strategy = Execution, Jacques Pijl reveals the main success factors of modern strategy execution and innovation. His speaking sessions are highly interactive and practice-based.

      Some of the problems tackled include:
      What are the pitfalls and dilemmas in strategy implementation? How much does failure cost?
      What makes or breaks a good strategy? How does your organization’s execution capacity measure up?
      What is the difference between Improvement, Rejuvenation and (Digital) Disruption
      Portfolio: What initiatives should you prioritize? How can you execute these largely in your primary processes
      Old versus new: How do you organize both side by side?
      Strategy activation: How do you get people to engage and commit?
      New Digital Growth
      Host
      Schuberg Philis

    • How do you successfully make advanced analytics part of your organization's DNA? The start is the agenda of the Board of Directors. Then the real work begins: ensuring that the business adopts and starts to apply analytics. Maarten Buikhuisen presents his experiences at Heineken, where the value of a certain data set is determined in close cooperation with the business in three sprints of two weeks each. A good criterion for success: does the business want to make time for this? An interactive session about, experimenting, training and getting acquainted.
      Data & Analytics
      Host
      F5

    • Developing speed based on the limitations of a legacy environment is a major challenge for many CIOs. How to make the transition from the old world to all new technological possibilities? Robert van Riessen has ideas about it, which he would like to test during the discussion table on CIODAY. As Global Head of IT, Van Riessen leads an important digital transformation at the Arnhem-based chemical company Teijin Aramid, which is the world market leader in aramid solutions. That change must prepare the organization for further global growth. Where many CIOs work on their digital agenda by looking at new opportunities together with the business, he wants to do so from the OT: linking the business processes to the (big) data from the manufacturing domain. "During a discussion table on CIODAY, I like to start a dialogue with other technology managers who want or perhaps have already realized that."
      Data & Analytics
      Host
      Nutanix

    • The right people in the right place, that’s what makes the difference in every organization. To attract and retain IT talent, successful organizations focus on employer branding, manage the talent funnel and create an inspiring working environment. René Steenvoorden and Michiel Valk will share the best practices in the recruitment of IT talent and building an ecosystem for flexible staffing. Do you have creative ideas for the war for IT Talent or are you looking for effective battle tactics, join our discussion!
      People & Organisations
      Host
      Yacht

    • Changing human behavior makes organizations safer. In addition to the organization and technology, people play an important role. Nevertheless, we notice that behavioral change is not always on the agenda in the boardroom. Why not? How can we better align our message with the experience of an EB?
      People & Organisations
      Secure Organisations
      Host
      Hoffman

    • Leaders in the digital transformation are increasingly confronted with the delaying effect of cyber security, with DevOps teams who find building inherently safe systems a difficult and time-consuming exercise. The challenge for CIOs, CDOs and CISOs lies in balancing the security of the digital assets on the one hand and securely accelerating the digital transformation on the other. Dennis de Geus, Cyber ​​Security Practice Lead at Capgemini discusses an innovative bimodal approach to cyber security in this round table. A suit that answers questions such as: "How can security contribute to a shorter time to market for new digital services?" And "How can security ensure that the business can adopt new cloud technologies faster?".
      Secure Organisations
      Host
      Capgemini

    • With more than 600 agreements, the Netherlands BV tried to counteract the negative consequences of climate change. Together citizens and companies play an important role in this. But how do you get people moving? Upscaling Aurum from Breukelen has developed technology for both the consumer and the business market to gain more insight into energy consumption. With the help of IoT, it can be generated in real time, for central heating, heat pump and district heating. In the latter case, the solution can be used for automatic invoicing, among other things. On the basis of this real-time data, energy companies can also improve their predictions, thereby purchasing energy effectively and learning to save energy. Marc de Beijer, General Director at Aurum, will be happy to explain how he does this during this session.
      Digitize the Core
      Host
      Vodafone

    • In the race for autonomous driving, the heat is on. BMW is leaping forward, supported by DXC’s delivery capabilities at scale and AI. Where are the main challenges in a large-scale digital transformation project such as this? What are the solutions? And how does AI propel the initiative forward?
      New Digital Growth
      Technology
      Host
      DXC

    • Most large companies are busy constructing and implementing a data driven culture. When asked, a majority of executives indicate that they are not yet successful in this. What is your definition of a data driven culture? What do you do to realize that? In this interactive session, Tableau will address a number of issues in this area: what does it mean to be a data-driven organization? What do you mean by self-service analytics? Is governance a blockade for employees to do more with data (or can it help with the adoption of the data-driven culture)? Where is the balance between self-service analytics and responsible data governance? On the basis of these and other relevant issues, we map out the conditions for a true data culture.
      Data & Analytics
      Host
      Tableau Software

    • Many companies invest heavily in new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain. Yet investments alone are not a guarantee of success. In practice, there is a large gap between the potential value of technological developments and the actual benefits realized. This certainly applies to companies that deploy new technologies within the traditional IT structure and corporate culture, and that do not have a strategy to exploit and scale up innovation opportunities across the organization. This group of companies misses out on huge sales opportunities.
      New Digital Growth
      People & Organisations
      Host
      Accenture

    • Innovation and digital transformation are topics that don’t stop at the desk of the CIO but they do start at his/her desk. With the Operational Technology (OT) and IT convergence happening in the era of internet of things, Digital becomes the business or changes the way we do business. The customers of Schneider Electric are active in various area’s such as industry, buildings and datacenters. Practical OT and IT convergence is Schneider’s expertise, especially in the field of Facility management and industrial processes we are leading with our technology. Ecostruxure™ is the architecture which offers an open and collaborative platform to connect all your all assets via edge to the cloud. How to get Digital in the lead of your business and start transforming your workforce, processes and the way you interact with your customers is the question.
      Digitize the Core
      Host
      Schneider Electric

    • Successful transformation of your organization is often based on good digital leadership skills. A well-considered digital strategy and intensive interaction with the (other) members of the executive board are key factors. According to a recent study conducted by Amrop we can subsequently build an organizational architecture that integrates the right people, platforms and tools. In this session we share the most important findings of the Amrop study among C-suite digital ambassadors, after which we will have a lively discussion about the opportunities and challenges CxOs face. But also regarding the need for digital competences within the organization.
      People & Organisations
      Host
      Amrop

    • Faced with unprecedented disruption and uncertainty corporate leaders are rethinking their strategies and undertaking a shift in ways of doing business as they strive to adapt and achieve longevity in a rapidly changing world. In this interactive workshop leaders in innovation, operations and production carry the principles forward into practical actions and solutions – translating strategy into reality.
      Digitize the Core
      New Digital Growth
      Host
      Dassault Systemes

    • Many larger organizations notice that their market position is no longer self-evident. They feel the need to become more agile and faster. Customer-oriented innovation is key. However, the step from strategy to execution is huge, especially when it comes to digital agility. The IT department often has its hands full keeping data centers and legacy applications up and running, while the need for innovation and speed makes it possible to find a solution in the public cloud. During this session, Anton Rutten will explain how Rabobank creates digital agility and brings both worlds together.
      Customer Focus
      Host
      VMWare & Amazon Web Services

    • Working with artificial intelligence is essentially different from the rollout of any application. It requires both technological know-how and knowledge in the field of legislation and regulations. Within various companies and sectors, this leads to caution when embracing, and makes training in use necessary. Because what can, may and must all be done? During the discussion table at CIODAY, Francois Klerx, the regional Deputy Director of Clifford Chance, goes in search of "good" and "best practices" of colleagues, in particular with regard to embracing and rolling out AI. “Where are the benefits? How do we fly it? Where do we pack the low-hanging fruit? How do we take the first small steps to be able to scale up? ”Are the questions from Klerx, who further states that CIOs should not all have to invent the wheel for themselves with regard to AI.
      Technology

    • What corporate strategy is needed to become a data driven company and how should IT develop to a business partner. How does a platform underpins the corporate and IT Strategy and how the IT department benefits.
      Data & Analytics
      Host
      ServiceNow

    • More and more Digital Transformations are underway. Many 'greenfield' implementation run into 'brownfield' organisations. Discuss best-practices with peers. Where IT & Business meet. Celonis Process Mining software underpins ever more digital transformations by: - Discover: De-Risk your Digital Transformation by 100% Understanding Your Organisation's Way-of-Working - Enhance: Pin-point Structural Flaws in Your Business Processes & Predict which In-flight Processes will go 'off the rails' - Monitor: Continuously Measure How Processes Processes Perform & Monitor How Processes are Adopted by Business and Customers
      Digitize the Core
      Technology
      Host
      Celonis

    • Under the influence of the digital transformation, SD-WAN is increasingly receiving the warm attention of large organizations. According to a recent Gartner report, the most important point to consider when selecting an SD-WAN solution is security. Gartner calls this SASE, Secure Access Service Edge. Convergence - WAN Edge and Security, Cloud Native - Cloud Based Service Delivery, Designed for all edges - on prem, virtualized and in the cloud and Identity and Network location dependent - functionality depending on function and location. In this session, Open Systems discusses the results of the recent report and facilitates a discussion about the adoption of SASE and SD-WAN.
      Secure Organisations
      Technology
      Host
      Open Systems

    • How do you go from a service or product-driven organization to a customer-centric organization? What methods can you use to achieve that goal? In this session we look at the state of affairs in the organizations of the participants and we wonder where the points for improvement lie. We enrich all this with practical insights gained at Vodafone, Heineken and many start-ups.
      Customer Focus
      Host
      Triple IT

    Entertainment

    VIP Dinner: Patricia van Haastrecht

    After dinner party: DJ Eno-C