Digital Transformation EXPO (DTX) – Your Home of Digital Transformation

Sep 19, 2024 | News

DTX brings together creative minds and technology practitioners with the tools needed to drive change, enhance experiences and improve efficiencies across today’s organisations. Covering cloud and infrastructure; software engineering and DevOps; data and AI; and cyber security, the event showcases the technology, solutions and strategies essential to advance digital projects and achieve sustainable and scalable success.

On the 2-3 October, inspiring leaders and technical experts from the likes of E.ON, Lloyds, DWP, John Lewis and BT take to the stage. Expect case studies, panels, demos, workshops and roundtables on how to:

    • • Reinvent operating models to keep up advancing tech
    • • Modernise IT tool stacks, maximise legacy infrastructure and reduce tech debt
    • • Cut through the noise and determine the AI use cases for your business 
    • • Architect your way to next-gen software engineering and delivery practices whilst improving DevX
    • • Establish responsible frameworks for data and AI through effective governance and architecture
    • • Build a secure ecosystem that is responsive to the real threats against your operations
    • • Educate and empower colleagues on the latest in communications and collaboration tools 
    • • Meet changing customer demands for interaction and engagement whilst empowering agents
  • • Streamline your IT service desk for faster and more intuitive responses 
  • • Attract and retain the best and diverse tech talent

Co-located with Unified Communications EXPO (UCX) – the leading event for colleague and customer communications, DTX + UCX is designed for everyone, from senior leaders and function heads to architects, engineers, developers and data scientists. 

Whether you’re exploring best practices to execute your organisation’s digital strategy, working on a plan to battle the next big cyber attack or just curious about how digital and AI technologies are being applied to change the game, we guarantee this time spent away from your desk is not wasted!

Take a front-row seat and join fellow game-changers, rule-breakers, and tech pioneers by signing up today using the following link: https://bit.ly/3W0zQk9

Since you can’t build a world class strategy solo, be sure to invite your colleagues. 

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