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Learn about the latest developments in digital transformation
This popular, interactive conference is a must-attend event. It provides a valuable opportunity to bring together key stakeholders to gain insight into the government’s objectives for digital transformation and hear directly from those responsible for driving this forward. Take the time to reconnect and network with your peers and colleagues, key senior policy makers and decision takers. The conference also features a busy exhibition zone featuring some of Ireland’s most committed and innovative technology and solution providers.
Ireland remains a leader in digital government having ranked fifth overall out of 36 countries in the EU’s 2025 Open Data Maturity Assessment, and seventh in the OECD’s 2025 Digital Government Index showing the progress Ireland is making in building a modern, innovative and data‑driven public service.
In February 2026, the Government published a new National Digital and AI Strategy, Digital Ireland – Connecting our People, Securing our Future which sets out the Government’s ambition and vision to 2030 to ensure Ireland remains a digital leader in an increasingly competitive global environment. This strategy contains 20 high-level objectives, covering Public Services, Enterprise, Digital & AI Infrastructure, Cyber Security, Digital Regulation, Online Safety, and Skills and Talent.
Strategies including Better Public Services and Connecting Government 2030 are also shaping the way public services are designed and delivered – aiming to create a trusted, human-driven and inclusive digital government by the end of the decade. The latest update from the Department of Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation outlines progress in embedding user-centred design, strengthening data governance, and building digital capability across the State.
There are a number of challenges posed by rapid digital transformation, such as the increasing cybersecurity challenge, overcoming legacy systems, the need to drive forward digital inclusion, addressing critical skills gaps and the challenge of ensuring a user-centric approach to design and delivery.
This conference will feature a range of expert speakers who will talk about their digital transformation journey and look ahead to what’s next as organisations prepare for a digitally driven future.
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Learn about the latest developments in digital transformation
Examine how this will impact your organisation
Gain inspiration from speakers and thought leaders
Network with peers and colleagues
Share ideas and solutions
Government CIO
Head of Central Government, National Security & Defence
Director of Technology and Commercial and Co-Founder
Partner, Government & Health
Head of Cybersecurity
Head of Cyber Security
Future, Tech & AI Capability
Strategic Education Lead
Managing Director
Sponsorship for 2027 has now sold out. To register your interest in sponsorship opportunities for the 2028 conference and our other digital events, please email Jillian.McFarlane@eolasmagazine.ie
There are a limited number of opportunities to become involved with this conference as an exhibitor. This is an excellent way for organisations to showcase their expertise and raise their profile with a key audience of senior decision makers from across Ireland’s public services. This interactive conference provides an excellent opportunity for making contacts and networking. For further information on how your organisation can benefit contact Jillian McFarlane on 01 661 3755 or email Jillian.McFarlane@eolasmagazine.ie
The conference is structured in such a way to provide a high level of interaction between speakers and delegates. There will be plentiful opportunities for questions as well as discussion in each of the sessions. In the margins of the event there will also be ample scope for business development during the busy networking breaks that take place in the exhibition area.
The event will be of interest to senior managers and decision-makers working across Ireland’s public and private sectors. Not just for CIOs, it is also for those within organisations in policy-making and service delivery roles. Delegates will include: