08:30 - 9:30 REGISTRATION

09:30-10:30 OPENING

From Amstrad, Amiga, Commodore, and IBM-compatible computers on Stournari Street to smartphones, the cloud, e-commerce, and Artificial Intelligence: Kostas Gerardos, Chairman of the Board & CEO, Plaisio Computers S.A. | President, SELPE, and the journalist Dimitris Mallas discuss developments in technology retail, the growth of the first retail chains and e-commerce, and the use of Artificial Intelligence, while also paying tribute to the founder of PLAISIO Computers Giorgos Gerardos and attempting to outline the market’s future outlook.

10:30 – 11:15 SESSION I: Agentic AI: new operating models, productivity and changes in skills

Digital agents are expected to transform the way businesses operate by taking on increasingly complex tasks. The discussion will focus on how Agentic AI can be leveraged to increase productivity, the changes it will bring to the organization of work and the skills employees and executives will need.

11:15 – 12:15 SESSION II: The transformation of key productive sectors through digital technology

The adoption of digital technology will be a key factor for the competitiveness of the main productive sectors of the Greek economy. Through applications and examples from industry, tourism, agriculture, energy and transport, the discussion will explore how businesses can transition from basic digital interventions towards substantive changes in the way they operate.

12:15 – 13:00 SESSION III: Europe and digital leadership: can the EU become a global digital “player” or has it missed the train?

Can Europe play a greater role in the global digital technology market? The discussion will highlight areas where the EU could gain a competitive advantage, as well as the steps required regarding investment, funding and regulatory frameworks. The key question will be how the pursuit of digital sovereignty can create new technological and business opportunities.

13:00 - 14:00 LUNCH

14.00 - 14.20 DELOITTE PRESENTATION

14:20 – 15:30 SESSION IV: From projects to solutions: the strategy for the new digital decade

The next step in digital transformation will be determined by the extent to which projects improve the daily lives of citizens and businesses. This session will examine the priorities for the new digital decade, focusing on system interoperability, data utilization and the continuous upgrading of services. In practical terms, the key question will be how investments can deliver measurable and lasting benefits.

15:30 – 16:30 SESSION V: Defense Tech – building the next innovation ecosystem

The development of digital technology for defense can open up new opportunities for Greek innovation. The discussion will focus on the partnerships required among businesses, startups, research institutions and the Armed Forces to turn research into practical solutions. Emphasis will be placed on technologies with both military and civilian applications, as well as on opportunities to enter international markets.

16:30 – 17:00 SESSION VI: Cybersecurity – the regulatory framework and upcoming challenges

Increasing cybersecurity requirements are presenting businesses and organizations with complex decisions. This session will examine the practical implications of implementing the regulatory framework and how to balance compliance with the effective protection of systems and data. It will also explore the challenges arising from the broader use of artificial intelligence and the role of the workforce in addressing them.

17:00 – 17:45 SESSION VII: Greece as a Digital Technology Hub for Southeast Europe

Investments in networks, data centers and cloud infrastructure are paving the way for Greece to strengthen its position on the digital map of Southeast Europe. The discussion will examine the next steps and how the country can leverage these infrastructures to develop new services, boost Greek digital technology companies and attract further investment.

17:45 – 18:00 BREAK

18:00 – 19:00 SESSION VIII: From Tax Compliance to Digital Value-Added Services

The digitization of tax processes can offer businesses more than simply meeting their compliance obligations. This session will explore how e-invoicing and transaction data can be leveraged to automate processes, provide greater visibility into financial performance, and support decision-making. The focus will be on the new services that will emerge and the practical benefits for both the State and businesses.

19:00 – 19:45 BREAK

19.45 - 22.30 DINNER