Past Events

Effective and manageable change management—from the initial idea to successful implementation—is a key success factor for future-ready companies. But how can we bridge the gap between business unit requirements and functional IT solutions in the age of artificial intelligence?

Efficient IT Management with an Effective, Streamlined Set of Tools While many IT executives are familiar with numerous IT tools, they often use them in isolation. What’s missing is a holistic, integrated set of IT management tools. In this interactive session, Inge Hanschke and Werner Zengler share exclusive insights drawn directly from their many years of practical experience.

Best Practices in EAM EAM That Really Works—From the Ivory Tower Trap to Strategic Value Creation

Data is no longer merely a byproduct of IT, but a source of business value. Strategic data and AI management ensures that data and artificial intelligence are not used in isolation, but rather systematically and integrally as key drivers of business success. What are the key concepts, and what is actually feasible in practice? Get practical insights from Inge Hanschke and Kai Koll. We look forward to exchanging ideas with you.

Effective enterprise architecture management is now the key navigation system for AI and digital transformation. What are the key success factors here, and what skills are required? Get practical insights from Inge Hanschke and Tania Schmid. We look forward to discussing this with you.

Success Factors & Skills for Effective Enterprise Architecture Management Effective enterprise architecture management provides the navigation system for AI and digital transformation. The focus has shifted from documenting the current state to delivering business value, speed, and decision support. Success comes only to those who bridge the gap between strategy and IT implementation. In this interactive presentation, Inge Hanschke will share the findings from over 50 interviews conducted for her new book, “Effective Strategic IT Management—Lean, Agile, & Systematic.”