Agenda

Main Stage was the central space for conversations about the technologies and changes already affecting the way industry, companies and society function. Domestic and international experts, representatives of companies, institutions and the academic community spoke about artificial intelligence, digital transformation, cybersecurity, innovation and competitiveness.

Through keynote talks, panels and discussions, questions were raised about how new technologies are applied in real-world settings, how they change industry and business models, and what role they play in the further development of society. A special focus was on artificial intelligence as a technology that is rapidly changing the way we work, learn and make decisions.

Transform Stage was aimed at companies facing concrete challenges of digital and technological transformation. Through conversations with industry representatives, experts and partners, topics such as applying new technologies, improving business operations and developing new products and services were explored.

The programme also covered investment, scaling up business, regional cooperation and connecting companies with the innovation ecosystem. The focus was on how to turn technology from an idea and potential into solutions that deliver real value and meet actual market needs.

Startup Zone put the spotlight on people and teams developing new products, technologies and business models. It was a space where startups could present what they are working on, get feedback and take their first or next steps towards the market.

Through the Show Me the Possibilities and Show Me the Money programmes, participants had the chance to present their ideas to a wider audience, investors, mentors and potential partners. Besides pitch presentations and conversations, the programme addressed funding, product development, going to market and the next steps for startup growth.

Talent & Career Arena was dedicated to people who are just building or developing their careers in the world of technology and business – students, young professionals, talents, employers and institutions.

Through conversations, presentations and direct communication, the programme covered the skills of the future, changes in the labour market, opportunities for professional development and companies' needs. A special focus was on connecting the knowledge and potential of young people with real opportunities for development, employment and their further professional path.

Main Stage was the central space for conversations about the technologies and changes already affecting the way industry, companies and society function. Domestic and international experts, representatives of companies, institutions and the academic community spoke about artificial intelligence, digital transformation, cybersecurity, innovation and competitiveness.

Through keynote talks, panels and discussions, questions were raised about how new technologies are applied in real-world settings, how they change industry and business models, and what role they play in the further development of society. A special focus was on artificial intelligence as a technology that is rapidly changing the way we work, learn and make decisions.

Startup Zone put the spotlight on people and teams developing new products, technologies and business models. It was a space where startups could present what they are working on, get feedback and take their first or next steps towards the market.

Through the Show Me the Possibilities and Show Me the Money programmes, participants had the chance to present their ideas to a wider audience, investors, mentors and potential partners. Besides pitch presentations and conversations, the programme addressed funding, product development, going to market and the next steps for startup growth.

Transform Stage was aimed at companies facing concrete challenges of digital and technological transformation. Through conversations with industry representatives, experts and partners, topics such as applying new technologies, improving business operations and developing new products and services were explored.

The programme also covered investment, scaling up business, regional cooperation and connecting companies with the innovation ecosystem. The focus was on how to turn technology from an idea and potential into solutions that deliver real value and meet actual market needs.