Is your AI strategy built on solid foundations?

When: Wednesday, 21 October, 2026
Time: 1.00 PM – 2.00 PM
Location: Virtual

Event Details

AI investment is accelerating but how confident are you that the data and systems underpinning your AI strategy are ready for it?

Earlier this year, Conga surveyed more than 1,200 commerce leaders across industries and geographies to understand how organisations are approaching risk, data connectivity and AI readiness.

The findings reveal a significant challenge: critical business data remains fragmented across disconnected systems and operational siloes. For IT leaders, this creates more than an efficiency problem. It can limit visibility, increase risk and make it harder to trust the data being used to inform increasingly important business and AI-driven decisions.

So how can organisations move from fragmented data to a connected foundation for AI? And where are disconnected systems most likely to create risk, cost or barriers to scaling AI initiatives?

In this digital boardroom, we will explore the experiences of technology leaders and discuss:

  • The state of business connectivity – how organisations compare when it comes to connecting data, processes and systems across the enterprise
  • AI readiness and risk – where gaps in data and integration could undermine AI investments, governance and trust
  • Building a connected business – how the emerging concept of the ‘commerce chain’ can help organisations connect processes and data to create a stronger foundation for AI and future growth

Session Partners:

Conga

Session & Speaker Details

Speaker
Geoff Webb, Conga
Geoff Webb
Vice President of Product and Portfolio Marketing
Conga
Geoff leads the Solutions Marketing and Strategy team at Conga, working alongside product teams, sales and marketing to help shape the Conga perspective on the how businesses can eliminate internal siloes, apply AI and build more effective, agile go-to-market processes. He has over 30 years of experience in the tech industry and often provides commentary on the intersections of technology, business and the workplace, and has written on a number of related topics for such journals and websites as: CNBC, USA Today, CIO Update, Healthcare IT News, The Tech Herald, Dark Reading, BankInfoSecurity.com, Wired, InfoSecurity magazine, HelpNetSecurity and Forbes. He is a member of the Forbes Technology Council and writes on the subject of how AI and technology will change global business practices. Geoff is also the author a number of books including “The Mouse Queen”, “Make the Story Work” and “Center the Pendulum – HR Tales of Transformation.”

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