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We realized the Congress in a new digital formula!
Due to common security issues related to the situation caused by the coronavirus, the MIT Sloan Management Review Congress has changed its format to a digital
The event's agenda included 4 thematic blocks, divided into 2 sessions (morning and daytime).
Experts

Prof. George Westerman
MIT Management Sloan School

Prof. Sergei Ikovenko
Professor at MIT and Tufts University, expert in TRIZ methodology, creator of the DFP method, Chief Strategy Officer at CRIDO R&D team

Prof. Aleksandra Przegalinska
Researcher with the Harvard Labor and Worklife Program

Hans van Grieken
EMEA Technology Research & Insights Leader, Deloitte

Pawel Motyl
Leading European expert in leadership and personal effectiveness

Dr. Witold Jankowski
Editor-in-Chief of "Harvard Business Review Poland" and President of the Management Board of ICAN Institute

Ingemar Jansson
Head of Sustainable Strategy & Business Development.

Sonia Wędrychowicz
Advisor, McKinsey & Company

Peter Joosten
Founder of the SuperhumanTalks.com platform

Jan Matulevich
Managing Director of Cybercom Poland, expert in Digital Sustainability

Hubert Turaj
Partner in Digital Drive team, User Experience expert, Grant Thornton

Radoslaw Kaczorek
Partner in Digital Drive team, cybersecurity expert, Grant Thornton

Sebastian Lachowski
Member of the Management Board, Sales Director, Sodexo Benefits and Rewards Services Poland

Hrvoje Supic
Regional Vice President, Sales Manager for Eastern Europe, Salesforce

Dariusz Kwiecinski
President of the Board, Fujitsu Poland

Pawel Stefanski
President of the Management Board, Balluff Poland

Małgorzata Gawrysiak
Country Sales Director, Genesys Poland

Andrew Soldaty
President of the Board, Future Industry Platform

Luke Semeniuk
Commercial Director, WEBCON

Antoni Pomykała
Digital & Cloud Services Country Lead, T-Systems Poland

Jaroslaw Gracel
Member of the Management Board, Director for Industry 4.0, ASTOR

Dariusz Kupiec
Implementation Director, Cloudware Poland

Tomasz Chomicki
Senior Business Development Manager, Samsung Electronics Polska
During the speeches of foreign experts, we provide simultaneous translation from English to Polish.
During the event, our experts covered the following topics:
- How to make a digital transformation during the coronavirus crisis?
- How can technology support business during an economic downturn?
- Innovation and Industry 4.0 vs. turbulent business reality: where to look for sources of advantage?
- Trust and the future of information in an epidemiological crisis
- Which technologies are crucial in times of slowdown?
- Design for Patentability® as a key to the success of innovative projects
- Why do so many digital transformations fail? A prescription for times of slowdown
- Remote working: the answer to the crisis?
- Sales & marketing in times of crisis. How can new technologies save sales?
Agenda
BLOCK 1: DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN TIMES OF CRISIS: PRIORITIES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
















BLOCK 2: CYBER SECURITY AND INDUSTRY 4.0 IN THE FACE OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN THE CURRENT REALITY

















BLOCK 1: WHAT TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES LOOK LIKE IN PRACTICE AS SEEN FROM INSIDE THE
ORGANIZATION















BLOCK 2: LEADING AND MANAGING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN CRISIS: ROLES AND CHALLENGES OF LEADERS











About the event
The MIT SMRP Congress in its new format was a response to the current socio-economic situation in Poland and around the world. Many companies already had to prepare for the consequences of the coming crisis and economic slowdown in the first half of 2020 , and this meant the need for greater digitization of processes, products, services and the approach to work itself. That's why, during the event, a significant part of the speeches dealt with digital transformation in times of crisis.
The main message of the congress was how technology can support business during the downturn. We touched on a number of timely topics, such as trust vs. the future of information in times of crisis and remote working.