Understand the real costs, risks, and governance of AI, and modern technology. Learn from real-world examples. Leave with answers.
Technology is becoming more complex, distributed and difficult to govern. Cloud, SaaS, AI, data and third-party platforms are creating new opportunities for organisations, but, they are also introducing new costs, risks and dependencies.
Yet many organisations still struggle to answer some fundamental questions: What are we actually running? What are we really spending? Where are the risks? And who is accountable when things go wrong?
This half-day event brings together technology leaders, CEO, COOs, CIOs, CFOs and decision-makers to address these challenges head-on. Through practical perspectives, real-world lessons and actionable frameworks, we’ll explore how organisations can understand what they are running, control the risks, respond effectively when things go wrong, and build the foundations to adopt new technology with confidence.
You’ll gain perspectives on how to:
Programme
Arrive at the Salini Resort to register and connect with fellow attendees, enjoy a coffee, get ready for the event.
Introduction & welcome - Conrad Cassar Torregiani, Partner, Tax
AI will not create advantage because an organisation has access to it. Advantage comes from making deliberate choices about where AI matters, redesigning work around those choices, and equipping people to execute responsibly.
Luke Bugeja, Senior Manager, Technology & Transformation, Matthew Scerri, Senior Consultant, Technology & Transformation & Godwin Caruana, Consultant, Technology & Transformation, will explore how robust Data Governance, Sovereignty, and Maturity strategies create the trusted, secure, and scalable foundations needed to unlock the full potential of AI.
A presentation by Brian Cohen, Senior Manager, GO plc
As organisations adopt AI and deploy technology faster, the challenge is keeping control of what they introduce, who is accountable, and how they respond when things go wrong.
This discussion will weplore how organisations govern AI and technology, manage privacy and third-party risk, and respond to a serious cyber incident, from the first alert to regulatory decisions, customer communications and recovery.
Moderator: Kurt Rapinett, Senior Manager, Technology & Transformation
Panellists:
Time to take a break, stretch your legs and connect with peers.
Gianluca Busuttil, Partner, Deloitte Legal will share how Deloitte Legal is leverging AI to deliver better service; and how they are helping CLOs play a role within their organisations’ AI governance to help deliver value.
Pierre Mallia, Partner, Technology & Transformation will address the platform costs behind AI, from understanding tokens and the cost of individual prompts to identifying the key drivers of AI spend. He will also look at practical strategies to optimise usage and manage budgets.
What does it really take to turn AI ambition/expectations into business results? Business leaders from across Malta’s industries will share candid lessons on technology investment, company-wide transformation, people and risk. During this panel discussion you will hear about what worked, what proved harder than expected, and how organisations are moving beyond the AI hype.
Moderator: Joseph Casha, Senior Manager, Technology & Transformation
Panellists:
Nikita Zammit Alamango, Chief Operating Officer, ARMS
Heytem Al Ziyani, Senior IT Manager, IIG Bank Malta
Nick Tonna, Chief Revenue and Growth Officer, BMIT Technologies
Final thoughts of the day, followed by a networking lunch where you can connect with peers.
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