4th Information Technology Conference 2026

Co-Founder Meetali Batra Speaks

Prof N K Goyal, Chairman Emeritus TEMA, President CMAI Association of India

Presenter
Dr. Anupama Rajesh, Professor, Amity International Business School

Dr. Amar Patnaik, Former MP (Rajya Sabha) and Founder & Managing Partner, A & N Legal Solutions LLP

From predictive analytics in finance to smart diagnostics in healthcare, AI is becoming the cornerstone of innovation. This session dives into real-life use cases, ethical frameworks, and how generative AI is evolving content, commerce, and community. Prepare to explore AI’s dual role in transforming industries and improving human lives.

Key Discussion Points:
1. Industry Transformations:
o How AI is optimizing workflows in sectors like healthcare, manufacturing, finance, and retail.
o Case studies of AI driving innovation and creating competitive advantages for businesses.
2. Societal Benefits:
o AI’s role in improving accessibility, personalized education, and healthcare diagnostics.
o Enhancing quality of life through smart city technologies and automation.
3. Ethical Considerations:
o Balancing AI innovation with ethical concerns: bias, privacy, and decision accountability.
o Building trust in AI applications through transparency and regulation.
4. Future Outlook:
o The role of generative AI in content creation and business strategies.
o Exploring AI’s potential in solving global challenges like climate change and resource management.

As digital threats grow, so must your defense. This panel brings together cybersecurity experts to discuss the next-gen threat landscape, from AI-enabled attacks to securing critical infrastructure. Walk away with strategies on zero-trust architecture, threat detection, and fostering a cyber-aware culture.

Key Discussion Points:
1. The State of Cybersecurity Today:
o Trends in cyber threats: ransomware, phishing, and advanced persistent threats (APTs).
o The growing threat landscape with IoT, 5G, and cloud technologies.
2. Emerging Cybersecurity Challenges:
o Protecting critical infrastructure in industries like healthcare, finance, and energy.
o Risks associated with remote work and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies.
3. Strategies for a Resilient Cyber Defense:
o Leveraging AI and machine learning for real-time threat detection and response.
o Zero-trust architecture: The new standard in securing networks and data.
4. Building a Cyber-Resilient Organization:
o Developing a security-first culture within teams.
o Best practices for employee training, incident response, and compliance.
5. Collaboration for Cybersecurity:
o The importance of public-private partnerships and information sharing.
o Role of government regulations and international cooperation in combating cybercrime.

Discover how organizations unlock business value from data by building a culture that empowers decisions at every level. From AI-powered analytics to real-time dashboards, find out how to transform raw data into measurable action.

Key Discussion Points:
1. The Power of Data-Driven Decision-Making:
o Why organizations that prioritize data analytics outperform their peers.
o Success stories of data-driven transformations across industries.

2. Turning Insights into Action:
o Bridging the gap between raw data and actionable strategies.
o Tools and technologies empowering organizations to operationalize data insights.
3. Building a Data-Driven Culture:
o Encouraging collaboration between data scientists, decision-makers, and frontline teams.
o Overcoming challenges like resistance to change and skill gaps.

4. Future Trends in Data Utilization:
o Predictive analytics, machine learning, and AI: Enhancing decision accuracy and speed.
o The role of real-time data in dynamic industries like e-commerce and logistics.

5. Ethical and Responsible Data Usage:
o Addressing data privacy, compliance, and ethical considerations.
o Balancing innovation with accountability and consumer trust.

Technology should be inclusive. Discover how mobile, satellite internet, and low-cost innovations are empowering underserved communities with education, healthcare, and opportunity. Explore how cross-sector partnerships are closing the gap and creating a more equitable digital future.

Key Discussion Points:
1. Understanding the Digital Divide:
o Definition and key factors contributing to the digital divide (income inequality, geography, infrastructure, education, age, and digital literacy).
o How the digital divide affects marginalized communities, rural areas, and low-income households.
2. The Role of Technology in Bridging the Gap:
o Leveraging innovations such as mobile technology, satellite internet, and affordable devices to expand connectivity.
o Examining government and corporate partnerships to implement technological solutions.
3. Case Studies of Successful Programs:
o Examples of programs like One Laptop Per Child, satellite internet initiatives, and affordable broadband projects.
o Impact stories from communities that have benefitted from technology-driven interventions.
4. Education and Digital Literacy:
o The role of tech-enabled learning platforms in creating equitable access to education.
o Promoting digital literacy as an essential skill to ensure inclusivity and adaptability to technological change.
5. Healthcare Access through Technology:
o The role of telemedicine, wearable health tech, and mobile health programs in extending medical access to underserved regions.
o Addressing challenges in implementing technology solutions in diverse healthcare ecosystems.
6. Bridging the Divide with Innovative Technology:
o Exploring emerging technologies such as low-cost solar-powered internet solutions, AI tools for language barriers, and blockchain for resource distribution.
o How tech companies can contribute by designing solutions that prioritize accessibility and affordability.
7. The Role of Policy and Collaboration:
o The importance of public-private partnerships, cross-sector investments, and community engagement.
o Understanding international efforts, such as the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), in addressing technological inequities.
8. Challenges and Future Pathways:
o Identifying obstacles such as technological infrastructure, regulatory hurdles, lack of funding, and resistance to technological adoption.
o Discussing innovative funding models (corporate social responsibility, philanthropy, and international aid) and multi-sector collaborations to overcome these challenges.

Join your peers in identifying the emerging risks, opportunities, and policy gaps that will shape tomorrow’s tech-powered world. This collaborative session is designed to fuel cross-industry dialogue on navigating uncertainty and shaping impactful solutions.

Quantum computing is no longer science fiction—it’s a business differentiator in the making. Learn how logistics, pharma, and financial institutions are tapping into quantum to solve complex problems faster than ever. This session breaks down readiness, risks, and quantum-safe strategies for IT leaders.

Key Discussion Points:
1. The Quantum Advantage:
o Understanding the principles of quantum computing and how it differs from classical computing.
o Exploring the concept of quantum supremacy and its implications for industries.
2. Applications in Business:
o Real-world examples of quantum computing in logistics, finance, drug discovery, and energy optimization.
o How businesses can leverage quantum computing to gain competitive advantages.
3. Challenges and Readiness:
o Current limitations, including hardware constraints and error rates.
o Preparing organizations for a quantum-ready future: infrastructure, talent, and investment strategies.
4. Security and Cryptography:
o Quantum computing’s impact on current encryption methods and the need for quantum-safe cryptography.
5. Future Outlook:
o Predictions on when quantum computing will achieve mainstream adoption.
o The role of partnerships between businesses, academia, and tech companies in advancing quantum technologies.