Artificial intelligence has moved rapidly from experimentation to deployment across organisations. As generative and agentic AI become embedded in enterprise operations, the challenge for leaders is shifting from adopting the technology to identifying where it can create meaningful and measurable business value.

For many organisations, this will require more than introducing new AI tools. It could mean redesigning core business processes, making enterprise data ready for AI, modernising legacy technology and embedding intelligence into products and physical operations. As AI systems become increasingly autonomous, enterprises must also determine how to govern them securely and responsibly. 

For Finland, with its strengths in technology, engineering and advanced industry, the opportunity is to apply AI not only to digital processes but to products, manufacturing and physical operations. How can Finnish businesses translate these capabilities into greater productivity, innovation and competitive advantage? 

This executive briefing by the Financial Times, in partnership with Infosys, will bring together CEOs, senior business and technology leaders to examine the next stage of enterprise AI adoption. Using practical examples from Finland and beyond, the discussion will consider how organisations are redesigning processes, strengthening their data and technology foundations and determining where human and increasingly autonomous intelligence can deliver meaningful business value. 

Copenhagen, Denmark

Dublin, Ireland

Madrid, Spain