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Programme

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  • DAY 1: Pre-conference

    November 26th (by invitation only)

  • DAY 2: CIODAY

    November 27th

  • DAY 2: Sessions

    November 27th


  • When faced with increasing disruption, how do you reinvent your business model? Most firms fail by doing the very things that have made them successful in the past. Kodak, Polaroid, Blockbuster, and Nokia are all examples of this. But precisely where did they go wrong? It was not that these firms did not invest in disruptive technologies, or that they were poorly managed, complacent, or fraudulent. They clearly suffered from business model fixation; they focused only on short-term financial performance, missed early signs of disruption, and were in thrall to their existing customers. In this presentation some important insights are provided into how firms can cope with disruption or even reinvent their business model in such a way that they themselves become disruptors.
    Leadership
    Transformation


  • How will technologies and trends change the way we get our work done in the next 3 to 5 years? Exploring the impact of major strategic drivers that will shape the future workplace:
    Technology Trends such as AI/ML, Automation, DevOps, Cloud and IoT
    User Experiences: Web Portals, Mobile, Voice, Bots and more
    Customer Trends: The role of the Chief Digital Officer, the CIO, the Ciso and the impact of verticalization.
    Karel van der Poel and Amir Arooni will discuss what the future workplace could look like.
    Customer
    Tech Trends


  • SHV Energy is the leading global lpg distributor that provides energy to millions of customers in more than 20 countries. Joost Korver, head of innovation at SHV Energy, will walk you through their innovation journey and how can initiatives like Vodafone TNW IoT Challenge help you stay competitive in an era of rapid technological change
    Transformation


  • Suppose Team Sunweb could predict the winners of grand tours? KPMG and Team Sunweb believe that, with the data partnership, we can come pretty close. Over the next three years, Team Sunweb and KPMG will work together to gain even more insight into cycling. We’ll do this by collecting and analyzing cycling data. A lot of data. However, this doesn’t just require a change in the technology we’re using, but also a change in the way we work, how we respond to such data.
    Data





  • Sylvain will discuss how to make A.I. a reality for businesses. He’ll share best practices and experience of companies around the world who have managed to bring A.I. from an interesting concept or even initial pilots to full scale, deployed across the business. Sylvain will discuss the typical roadblocks these companies encounter, and the solutions they applied to achieve the move from AI from prototype to solutions at scale. Both business and IT executives can take away clear action points from Sylvains experience and recommendations.


  • To understand their drive, mission and vision the four candidates for CIO of the Year 2018 Alpna Doshi, GCIO Royal Philips, Hylke Sprangers, CTO Talpa Network, Jesper Erichsen, CIO LeasePlan and Perry van der Weyden, CIO Rijkswaterstaat will share their thoughts with you in some inspirational and motivational speeches.

  • In 2013, we added the CEO-panel to the programme, 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, 2018, 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.

    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.

  • The Annual CIO of the Year Award ceremony.

    HRH Bernhard van Oranje-Nassau will present the 2018 winner.

    More information about the 2018 Nominees

  • Using special techniques, such as machine learning, KPMG and Team Sunweb are looking for connections, trends and developments in data. The goal is to turn cold data into real insights. Insights that can benefit the riders and the whole team. The analysis we can perform using a data platform provides a very detailed picture of the performance of the individual riders and how the cyclists and their specific qualities are developing over time. But the results of the analysis can also be used immediately to make decisions that will influence the course of the race, such as unexpected changes in the weather or competitor performance. The KPMG approach is focused on progress, by bringing technology and people together.
    Data
    Host
    KPMG

  • Digital transformation and robotics are the ‘talk of the town’ nowadays and although these innovations can be challenging and for employees scary, they aren’t. Imagine if your company embraces robotics, how would it look like? Menno Heesbeen, Vice President, Sales Europe from Redwood will take you on the journey robotics has taken in the past years and how a company can use software robots to assist employees with the mundane manual tasks that occur on a regular basis. By embracing robots teams finally have time for innovation and analysis and can contribute in a sustainable way to the success of the company.
    Tech Trends
    Transformation
    Host
    Redwood

  • Cloud computing, Everything as a Service, Internet of Things. Three important technological trends that are defining the IT landscape of organizations today and in the near future. The basis for these three is world class connectivity. However: CIO’s have great difficulty in harnessing connectivity skills in their teams. They’re looking for third parties that have that important knowledge and offer specific connectivity related services. Telco’s are in a unique position to be that third party of choice. But are they capable of convincing CIO’s of the fact that a modern telecom company is more than ‘just a bandwidth vendor’?

    Statements:

    - CIO’s focusing on technology trends like artificial intelligence, blockchain and cloud computing, are in danger of losing track of the all-important basis for their IT strategy: the connectivity.
    - Telco’s must capitalize on their knowledge of connectivity: instead of solely concentrating on selling bandwidth, they should offer additional services that reflect their connectivity expertise.
    - CIO’s have an outdated idea of telco’s. Nowadays, a modern telecom company offers a broad variety of services that complement their connectivity offerings: from security to SD-WAN to IoT related platforms and even digital transformation services.
    Tech Trends

  • Pascal Huijbers, Fujitsu’s CTO Financial Services EMEIA, will discuss the status of AI and robotics, and explores how quantum computing has the potential to change the game. We will zoom in on the elements of future banking that can be supported by this, and how manufacturing benefits with smart machines taking on monotonous tasks such as looking for defects in product manufacturing. Of course, we are looking forward sharing relevant case studies with you to inspire new thinking. Join us for an interesting session and discussion.
    Tech Trends
    Host
    Fujitsu

  • Forced labour and illegal or unregulated sourcing of raw materials is a problem many companies struggle with. Nutreco partnered with Unisys to create an innovative blockchain solution incorporating biometrics and data-analytics to battle these problems in the commercial fishing industry. See how to solve your challenges with innovative technology?
    Data
    Host
    Unisys

  • Developing and maintaining robust innovation capabilities is key to companies' success in the digital era. However, sustained business innovation is a pragmatic approach — and it needs specific planning and activities to make it work. During this Forrester session, we will leverage Forrester’s comprehensive Innovation Capability Maturity framework, to equip you with the right approach to achieve the next steps in your journey towards repeatable and sustainable innovation. You will walk away with some specific tools and tactics that can be applied upon your return to the office.
    Digital
    Transformation
    Host
    Forrester

  • Sven Sziedat, is Vice President, Business and Program Management SD-WAN Alliances at T-Systems International GmbH. He will talk about the possibilities SD-WAN solutions can offer you. 80% of all International organizations are considering to move to SD-WAN. The increase of cloud applications, as part of the digital transformation is one of the biggest drivers of SD-WAN. But what is the best choice for your specific needs and requirements? During this session we will get more into detail of the advantages and possibilities of SD-WAN. We will show several use cases to demystify SD-WAN for you! Solving the Big How around your network has never been so easy. Please join us for this session and lunch at the Partner Plaza.
    Data
    Host
    T-Systems

  • The impact of The Internet of Things on consumers, businesses and the public sector is growing at a fast pace. From connected, autonomous driving cars to smart cities and smart factories: IoT has the potential of delivering new value to both organizations and the general public.

    The digital twin is your business
    You can create a digital copy of your product, or even of your company’s assets and processes. Port of Rotterdam is creating a digital twin of the port area, to be the first port to handle autonomous ships. The increase of smart connected things supports a digital world that equals the real world; to enhance and run your operations. The digital twin opens a box of new opportunities.

    Using the power of IoT in electricity fraud detection
    Stedin, a Distribution System Operator for gas and electricity to 2,2 million households and companies, has been looking for a smart solution to detect electricity fraud. That’s why they participated in the Vodafone TNW IoT Challenge. In this high-speed keynote, Daan Bos, IoT accelerator at Stedin, will explain more on why IoT is so important to them and how they benefit from this program.

    Now, that’s an {Asset}
    An object serving public needs like a road, canal, bridge, or airport works hard to become a societal Asset. In moments when a public object can keep its promises, sustain its purpose, and bring valued experiences, it becomes a societal Asset. As part of the obligation, BAM is using AI and has developed an algorithm that will detect cracks in asphalt that will lead to problem areas.
    Tech Trends

  • Every company thinks about innovation. How to get ahead in a digitized marketplace? Software is rather sooner than later an essential ingredient in the answer. To get innovation going many organizations embrace model driven low-code application development. Is this new a form of custom code or the paradigm to accelerate application development. Is it a lifebuoy or can it really be a springboard for a bright future?
    Digital
    Host
    Cast Software

  • Best of breed or a single vendor that can "mostly" do it all? That is a decision that many companies are grappling with. A single vendor certainly reduces management complexity, can negotiate on economies of scale, and ideally will have a lot invested in your success. The flip side, they know the pain of change is high and there is little competition to drive innovation. A best of breed cloud strategy can offer some significant advantages, it promotes agility, can be deployed at scale, and your vendors are driven to innovate and provide consistent excellence. How do you ensure that your strategy isn't just good for today, but it truly setting your business up for the future? Join Box in this discussion with Wiebe Woudstra, Digital Transformation Programme Manager at Geldservice Nederland.
    Ecosystems
    Host
    Box

  • What do companies like Wehkamp, ​​Essent and KPN have in common? They are organizations which used their traditional structure and market approach to give meaning to digital change and acceleration. In this fast Keynote, under the leadership of Pien Oosterman, CEO of IT services company Levi9, we try to unravel the success factors of such a brave transformation. Which choices do make regarding IT-structures? Which competences do you have? Which external services do you use? And what does this mean for the structure, market approach, governance and leadership competencies? Questions on which we will find the answers to in this high-speed keynote.
    Ecosystems
    Host
    Levi9

  • For digital transformation, co-creation is the way to realize long-term strategic goals. Success is to a large degree dependent on the partner you choose. An enterprise in the energy sector had to make such an important choice. This partner had to name strategic possibilities of digitization and to be able to materialize them in a new digital customer engagement platform, roll out these concepts and inspire the organization to take part in this new digital future. You want to substantiate this essential choice with facts at an early stage. But during realization determine as well in a fact-based way that the visionary future becomes a reality.
    Ecosystems
    Host
    Metri

  • Providing a secure and guaranteed mobile network for your current and future business demand on premise.
    Infra
    Host
    T-Mobile

  • We will examine the most important characteristics of human behaviour in relation to cyber security and integrity from a scientific psychological perspective. Behaviour is more than awareness: Lessons from psychology Psychology, the science of behaviour, can be used to help us understand how behaviour works. This is essential when taking measures aimed at preventing cyber security incidents, and also when it comes to fraud prevention. Simply ‘broadcasting’ what is expected of employees and raising their awareness is not enough. To truly make a difference, it is important to identify the causes of certain types of behaviour. In this group discussion, we will explain how to do this, as well as how these insights can be translated into concrete preventive measures.
    Security
    Host
    Hoffman

  • Due to digitization, companies/organizations have to work with increasing amounts of confidential information that is processed and shared with both internally and externally parties. The information is spread over various devices making the data leaks a daily occurrence. Adding in that information is being shared with a greater amount of companies worldwide, companies are compelled to make changes to their internal processes to ensure the security and integrity of data. How do you protect your data and IP?
    Data
    Security
    Host
    Quiver

  • “Triodos (Barbara van Duijn) and KPMG (Guido Soonius) will demystify the ‘big how’ of Digital Transformation by clarifying their experiences with regards to digital leadership, governance and the role of the CIO in a digital transformation. In the session KPMG’s interactive digital board game (‘game of goose’) will be used to start discussions on the topics in the room and learn interesting facts and figures about ‘the how’ of digital transformations.”
    Digital
    Transformation
    Host
    KPMG

  • No matter what goals a company has, it is key that IT supports all departments and processes. With all new technologies most companies use mixed environments of both cloud and on-premise solutions so the old-fashioned way of scheduling isn’t suitable anymore and even real-time data-processing doesn’t replace scheduling in the background. During this discussion table Menno Heesbeen from Redwood moderates the discussion about scheduling and we dare you by saying that scheduling is not dead but essential for a company to survive the competition.
    Infra
    Host
    Redwood

  • Adding an intelligent data discovery layer to your operational data landscape will solve the paradox of meeting growing regulatory data demands together with using AI data technology to smarten business insights and processes. How can you create such an intelligence layer without touching your operational systems, databases and network structures? How can you start building a smart data landscape having all metadata and content recognition in place to instantly deliver deep knowledge insights to real-time content demands for both regulatory and business operations purposes.
    Data
    Host
    Indica

  • Agile working needs another architectural approach?! the role of the architect is changing. To fast delivery of best fitting business features by cooperation in agile teams. In a stream of design decisions giving guidance with concrete roadmaps with organizational and technique specific principles. Are your architects changing too? After a brief introduction of the Risk and Cost Driven Architecture (RCDA) method, fitting perfectly on agile working, a discussion about the success of agile working will follow. Does agile working provide the promised advantages? Do architects need to adopt agile working architecture method too? In what kind of projects does agile working succeed and in which they don’t?
    Infra
    Host
    Genootschap voor Informatie Architecten

  • Digital Transformation requires an active role from IT, in particular in the domain of enabling product innovation, integrating businesses and people in new business models.
    Digital
    Host
    Dassault

  • Labour market and employee recruitment expert Brunel International had a complex network and infrastructure environment with separate platforms, and data stored on-premises in locations all over the world. Brunel’s move to the cloud has allowed it to create a unified platform and improved experience, and provided the additional security, connectivity and innovation features to help the business not only meet demand but predict where labour markets are headed next. “We moved to Azure because we wanted an infrastructure that we could fully manage and that was future-ready,” says Stefan de Boer, CIO of Brunel. “Manageability, cost-efficiency and security were the three biggest reasons we chose Azure.” Brunel is excited about its future vision to create one platform across its clients, employees and contractors.
    Infra
    Platforms
    Host
    KPMG

  • Every revolution has created more jobs then it destroyed. But it is not trivial that those whose jobs are destroyed are able to retrain themselves for the new jobs: An historic example: when cars arrived, the blacksmith’s did not all transition to become great car mechanics. We are at the verge of a big digital revolution in the workplace. Technologies as AI/ML/Bots and RPA are all maturing and will allow us to rethink every business process and redesign them from the ground up. But what is the impact on the human aspect of work? How can companies prepare for this difficult transition?
    Transformation
    Host
    ServiceNow

  • Managing complex worldwide networks without a hassle. It’s the promise made by the newest technology on the networking block: SDWAN. Configuring and managing networks is a matter of software, eliminating the need for costly hardware driven implementations. Connectivity is the most important building block for cloud based IT strategies and the roll out of new technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain and the Internet of Things. Which makes secure connectivity a vital factor for any organization.
    Infra

  • The dutch government has been struggling with IT issues that have already been solved in the business world for decades now. Therefore it is logical that experienced IT specialists with a past at enterprise organisations help the government at making its IT future proof. Of course without any commercial intentions. Apart from years of discussion and cooperation between the government and the supply side in the IT sector, this discussion should now focus on the demand side of the sector, especially on the interaction between the CIOs of the business community and the national government.
    Read more here.
    Digital

  • Accenture believes that AI will add more value if combined with Analytics and Automation. This is what Accenture calls Applied Intelligence. It is the link, or missing middle, between human capabilities like creativity and task oriented machines. But what is its impact on organisations, the nature of work and human skills? How to start an Applied Intelligence journey and what are the pre-requisites? During our discussion we will explore these questions.
    Tech Trends
    Host
    Accenture

  • Learn what it means for a business to be truly resilient. By achieving resilience, you can address cybersecurity breaches with confidence and limit the amount of disruption caused to your business. Hear first-hand experiences of dealing with breaches and how to overcome them.
    Security
    Host
    Tanium

  • “Sometimes academic research and for-profit innovation seem worlds apart. Depending on the right conditions, however, collaboration results in significant gains. What are each side’s needs and motivations? And what are the opportunities and the pitfalls of such a collaboration? Are there recipes for effective knowledge exchanges and successful synergy?”
    Platforms
    Host
    NWO

  • True digital transformation means a different approach to how you measure effectiveness. SLAs are no longer relevant: it is the end-customer experience that counts. Ultimately, digital transformation is all about shifting the focus, also from the entire internal organization, from technically measurable KPIs to full focus on the end customer. For a digital acceleration, the IT organization usually needs to be substantially adapted, IT delivery and sourcing significantly improved and regulatory constraints better integrated into the approach. Chris Yap shares insights from URENCO on the big how to.
    Digital
    Transformation
    Host
    DXC Technology

  • Dutch companies get a big push with 5G. KPN, as the first provider, together with various partners in 4 so-called Field Labs, is testing the new generation of mobile networks. The first results are promising. Sensors, internet of things (IoT), drones, virtual and augmented reality make operational processes cheaper, safer and better. In addition, new business models come within reach. At CIODAY 2018 we would like to share our first experiences we have gained in, among other things, precise agriculture and autonomous transport and we would like to discuss the possibilities for your company or organization.
    Tech Trends
    Host
    KPN

  • Companies need to focus on innovation supported by a network of partners and platforms rather than only relying on their product and services. In this session, Professor Hajdasinski is going to share a retrospective view of Experience Environments as defined by C K Prahalad and Venkatram Ramaswamy (MIT Sloan Management Review, vol.44, nr.4, 2005). Join this session to learn about Business Ecosystems that can drive faster growth and the relevance of cross sectoral learning in today's emerging competitive landscape. The session will conclude with a roundtable conversation discussing the role of technology as new strategy of doing business.
    Ecosystems
    Host
    Tata Consultancy Services

  • Like many industries, the HR sector is experiencing rapid digital change. Randstad is the global leader and helping people to have relevant work in all phases of their lives is our passion. Randstad is in a better position than ever before to add real value for clients and candidates in a world where digital is the new normal. Over the past 2 years, we learned how to transform in a way that fits our culture. Technology and innovation are important but interestingly not the biggest hurdles. Getting the business to really use the solutions structurally and generate real business benefits is our biggest focus. While working on the business priorities, we are gradually implementing new management techniques like design thinking, agile and lean startup across all business functions. Like any culture change program, this takes time and lot of energy but eventually we believe it will make the difference between success or failure. During the round table CDO/CIO Rene Steenvoorden will share his recent experiences, successes, and problems faced with realising digital transformation in the global Randstad business. As the invited CIO’s around the table you will be asked to share your input, thoughts and brainstorm on new digital solutions and how implement them successfully in your organisation.
    Digital
    Transformation
    Host
    Amrop Executive Search

  • Change is hard but necessary in order to grow and excel. What if you can facilitate that change by data-driven insights to understand how your processes actually run as well as showing the root-causes so you can make fact based decisions. You as an IT leader have a key role in this change.
    Digital
    Transformation
    Host
    Celonis

  • The Automated Decision Intelligence Architecture (ADIA) is an enterprise approach to data management and data analysis developed by Pretty Good Knowledge and the approach enables organisations to ensure their investments in data are meaningful, measurable and scalable. The goal of the approach to is to adopt standard data management models enabling the business to manage business outcomes by steering the data acquisition process in coordination with desired business objectives, whether the data is resident in the storage infrastructure of the enterprise or imported from outside sources. When viewed from a knowledge perspective, the ADIA data management cycle becomes increasingly more effective as the knowledge about data, data management business rules, and the increasing automation of data management processes mature throughout the organisation’s workflow over time. ADIA embraces key principles like data integrity, privacy, and security by design. “By design” means that a “positive control” system ensuring data integrity, privacy, and security is not an after-thought, rather that it provides an in-depth capability to manage these kinds of sensitive data wherever and whenever they appear within the organisation, whether at rest or in motion, from data acquisition through downstream data enrichment and data correlation processes, and wherever data is shared with partner organisations.
    Data
    Host
    Pretty Good Knowledge

  • The business and operating models within healthcare are evolving. New technologies like AR, VR, or Blockchain create opportunities to change the way care is delivered. Insurers, providers and individuals will take up different roles in the healthcare ecosystem of the future. What’s the technological impact on this ecosystem?
    Ecosystems

Entertainment 2018

Mavis Acquah and Born Sanders