You can never talk too much about sustainability. I loved the tech angle and the focus on circularity and materials — I'll be back next year.

I really enjoyed these discussion sessions and would like to stay in contact for further discussion. […] I saw on the list of the companies taking part in the [TransformIT Europe] conference that many of them are members of the Global Compact. I hope that today's discussion will spark new ideas.

As the head of digital sustainability solutions at T-Systems, [I] help our customers to become more sustainable through digital solutions. And that's exactly the topic we discuss here at TransformIT Europe in Brussels. And yeah, it's perfect. I meet quite a lot of interesting persons here, hear a lot of interesting new perspectives on our topic, and therefore, I'm here. […] So it's not just this […] event, it's the impulse for really doing more. It is a great networking opportunity.

[TransformIT Europe] is a great opportunity for people like me and many other peers to join an event in the capital city of Europe and discuss the new trends at the interface between sustainability and digital transformation. Well, the key takeaways […] are certainly, one, the fact that we need to collaborate more between industries, and the other aspect is that digital technology is certainly a key enabler to have a sustainable, successful transformation of every industry. I'm looking forward to meeting even more people participating from other countries and other industries.

I'm here to talk about biodiversity because, unfortunately, biodiversity is the most underestimated single topic we need to talk about — in economic perspectives, social security, geopolitical stability. […] I like [TransformIT Europe] very much, and I think it helps. I speak to people outside the nature conservation bubble, and this is where we need to bring the topic forward — outside the scientific bubble, the nature conservation bubble. Other people need to know about this topic as well, and I think that's a very good opportunity to do this here.

[…] I'm here for this great event [TransformIT Europe]. I was a speaker giving a talk about digital sovereignty. […] The key takeaway, I think — I was here last year too — is that the conference is attracting more and more interested people. I had a lot of talks with other participants of this conference.

[…] I was presenting this tool [Green Digital Twin] and yeah, that brings me here [to TransformIT Europe in Brussels]. The key takeaways — there are several — most interesting is that sustainability is still an important topic for so many other companies I've seen and talked to. And the other one is that sustainability is achievable. It's also cost effective, achievable. We just need to collaborate and to put knowledge together and, yeah, develop smart solutions for sure. I liked it very much here.

I just love the idea of a European conference, a European trade fair to bring together all the countries to unite for a sustainable future. TransformIT Europe unites inspiring European thought leaders at a time when European solutions must play a crucial role in sustainable transformation.

…after two high-calibre conferences in 2025 and 2026, 2027 brings the GreenTech trade fair at Brussels Expo — with green products and solutions across all industries. And yes — at its core, TransformIT Europe carries the character of a realisation platform for EU regulations under the ESG banner. One of its key focus topics is Smart City…

We can save a lot of emissions by improving efficiency with digital tools. I'm curious to see how the event develops — I'd be happy to come again.

You can never talk too much about sustainability. I loved the tech angle and the focus on circularity and materials — I'll be back next year.