5th & 6th November 2025
Staverton Park Hotel & Golf Club
Daventry, Northamptonshire
Staverton Park Hotel & Golf Club
Daventry, Northamptonshire
Improving processes through the use of technology is not a new concept, but what it entails is often misunderstood when people and organisations talk about Digital Transformation. Both often assume that this improvement lies solely with the IT / Digital departments, but it requires every part to work together. The processes themselves are often underpinned by technology but it requires a cultural shift and an organisation wide change to truly achieve digital transformation.
When it comes to the technical challenges facing organisations looking to undertake digital transformation there are many. With remote working there are inherent cyber security risks, this is in addition to daily hacking threats which are getting more and more advanced. In addition to this IT departments are grappling with the On Premise vs. Cloud debate and looking at the better use of data and business intelligence to drive through improvements. These are just some of the areas digital transformation touches on, but as we know it generally touches upon almost all.
Typically digital transformation is the digitalisation of non-digital aspects of an organization, but it is also about improving existing areas of digital which are often overlooked and forgotten. Alongside this many organisations are at different stages of their journey. With no one size fits all solution some organisations are left with more questions than answers.
At Excellence In Digital Transformation we will look to help answer some of these questions and give everyone in attendance an environment to share ideas and challenges to enable everyone to fulfill their digital transformation destiny.
When it comes to the technical challenges facing organisations looking to undertake digital transformation there are many. With remote working there are inherent cyber security risks, this is in addition to daily hacking threats which are getting more and more advanced. In addition to this IT departments are grappling with the On Premise vs. Cloud debate and looking at the better use of data and business intelligence to drive through improvements. These are just some of the areas digital transformation touches on, but as we know it generally touches upon almost all.
Typically digital transformation is the digitalisation of non-digital aspects of an organization, but it is also about improving existing areas of digital which are often overlooked and forgotten. Alongside this many organisations are at different stages of their journey. With no one size fits all solution some organisations are left with more questions than answers.
At Excellence In Digital Transformation we will look to help answer some of these questions and give everyone in attendance an environment to share ideas and challenges to enable everyone to fulfill their digital transformation destiny.
previous speakers
Lale Kof
Chief Information Officer Croda Europe Limited |
Robert Moore
Head of Service Governance Leeds Beckett University |
Nathan Pierce
Chief Digital & Innovation Officer Haringey Council |
Nick Hodder
Director of Digital Transformation & Engagement Imperial War Museums |
David Skyers
Director of Enterprise Applications SOAS University of London |
Steve Rose
Group Director of IT Peabody |
Emma Rudd
Head of Digital Transformation Kent County Council |
Matt Smallwood
Head of Digital Strategy Transport for the North |
