Leading transformation in the face of globalisation.

Technology continues to enable and drive innovation within the industry as businesses strive for new capabilities in this hyper-competitive marketplace. Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Cloud, RPA, Social and Software Development are driving the most effective evolution in the decision-making process, customer experience and business strategy.

Seemingly, the major limitation for businesses wishing to take full advantage of the opportunities presented is the ability to define a strong overall business strategy. Understanding what and how to procure is extremely relevant to the capabilities emerging from an ever-deepening specialisation of skills.

In response, outsourcing continues to grow, with organisations becoming completely dependent on the effective and predictable service delivery of third-party partners and vendors. As this shift continues, from cost to value, companies are finding huge benefit from nearshore destinations, where there is a wealth of expertise in areas such as IT & engineering, with the added benefits of close cultural connectivity.

This is why the Innotech Nordics was developed. Through a concise and interactive agenda, you will focus on learning, gather knowledge about the emerging Europe region’s capabilities, get first-hand insight from Nordic companies thriving via technology partnerships — and explore opportunities and threats in this exciting phase of transformation.

You will also have a unique opportunity to extend your network and find partners by meeting some of the industry’s leading operators and practitioners.

The InnoTech Nordics was designed as a powerful platform to promote technology cooperation between the emerging Europe region and the main Nordic markets.

The programme will consist of two events — one in Copenhagen, and a second in Stockholm.

The Emerging Europe InnoTech Nordics will consist of two events:

• Talent Garden Rainmaking | Copenhagen | 20 November 2019

• Norrsken House | Stockholm | 21 November 2019

The Holmen neighbourhood by Copenhagen’s waters is home to Talent Garden Rainmaking,
the largest Nordic hub for tech startups and large corporates supporting them.

More than 300 entrepreneurs work there across three floors, in a space of 3,000 square metres.
This creates special energy and enables meaningful collaborative connections.

Set in a contrasting environment of brick, modern glass and greenery,
Norrsken House is Europe’s biggest hub for impact and technology, hosting 150+ organisations.