The next evolution of human interaction. Holography can bring people closer than ever before.

This breakout session explores how holographic communication is moving collaboration beyond flat screens into immersive, three-dimensional experiences. Real-time holograms are transforming the way teams meet, learn, design, and engage—creating presence, emotional connection, and impact that traditional video simply can’t match.

Practical use cases across business, education, events, and customer engagement, highlighting how holographic technology enables more natural conversations, richer storytelling, and stronger collaboration across distances. Understanding the technology behind holographic experiences, including real-time capture, network requirements, and integration with existing collaboration platforms, is important.

As data regulations tighten and geopolitical risks grow, digital sovereignty has become a strategic priority for profit-driven organisations. This breakout session explores how enterprises can retain control over their data, infrastructure, and digital assets while continuing to innovate at speed. This break-out session examine what digital sovereignty beyond compliance truly means for the private sector and why it is now a competitive advantage.

The break-out session will address how to design sovereign and hybrid cloud strategies that balance security, resilience, performance, and cost without locking innovation behind rigid boundaries. Through real-world examples, different approaches such as multi-cloud architectures, local data control, trusted ecosystems, and sovereign-by-design platforms will be addressed. The session will also address the trade-offs leaders face between global scale and regional control, and how to future-proof cloud investments.

AI is leaving the cloud and entering the physical world. This breakout session explores how Physical AI. This AI is embedded in machines, devices, and environments. This is driving a new wave of innovation at the network edge. From smart factories and autonomous systems to intelligent retail, healthcare, and logistics, Physical AI enables real-time decision-making where speed, reliability, and context matter most.

In the break-out use cases on how edge computing, sensors, computer vision, robotics, and low-latency connectivity come together. It will present insight into why processing data closer to where it’s generated reduces latency, improves resilience, enhances privacy, and lowers cloud dependency. Through concrete examples, the break-out session will highlight how organisations are already unlocking value by combining AI with edge infrastructure and operational technology.

This session focusses on the technologies, opportunities, and strategic implications behind the edge revolution.

In an era of constant disruption, supply chain resilience depends on more than internal optimisation. This requires collaboration across the entire ecosystem. This breakout session explores how enhanced interfacing and secure data sharing between partners, suppliers, and customers can strengthen end-to-end supply chain visibility, agility, and resilience.

This break-out session will address how organisations can move from siloed operations to connected ecosystems by leveraging shared platforms, standardised interfaces, real-time data exchange, and trusted governance models. The session will highlight practical examples of collaborative planning, demand sensing, inventory visibility, and risk monitoring enabled through digital integration. These will be also a focus on how emerging technologies such as cloud platforms, APIs, IoT, and AI support faster decision-making while balancing transparency, security, and data ownership.