AI is everywhere—dominating headlines, driving discussions at conferences, and shaping boardroom strategies. Yet, while the promises from tech companies are grand, many businesses are still searching for tangible ways to turn AI into real business value. To harness its true potential, we need to cut through the hype and focus on what AI can—and cannot—do.

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This isn’t another theory-heavy session. Instead, get ready for a hands-on, interactive experience filled with live demos and real use cases. Together, we’ll explore different AI technologies, put them to the test, and showcase how they can be applied to business challenges—tailored to the interests and needs of the audience.

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Our goal is simple: You’ll walk away with concrete ideas—and maybe even a plan—for how AI can create value in your organization. No buzzwords, just real technology solving real problems.

Climate change is no longer a distant treat; its impacts are increasingly evident, with more frequent and severe extreme weather events, rising temperatures, and shifting weather patterns. These changes involve significant risks that extend beyond the physical environment, including financial, regulatory, and strategic risks for both businesses and governments.

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This workshop will explore climate risk in its various forms, both physical risks and transition risks driven by policy and regulatory changes, technological innovation, and market shifts. We will discuss why stress testing is an important tool for understanding vulnerabilities and identifying opportunities. Finally, participants will examine specific cases to explore how different industries can manage climate risk.

With rising global turmoil, cyber security threats are escalating across sectors. Many organizations find themselves in an arms race against increasingly sophisticated threats, dedicating significant resources to IT security while often overlooking Operational Technology (OT) – the systems managing industrial processes and critical infrastructure.

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Unlike IT, OT was designed in an era with minimal cyber security considerations, making it harder to implement secure solutions. Cultural differences between IT and OT teams further complicate collaboration, making a unified cyber defense strategy essential.

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In this interactive workshop, DNV will share insights from years of experience in OT security, discussing effective strategies to minimize cyber risks.