Gartner Digital Workplace Conferences

Prepare for the Digital Evolution

Generative AI is poised to revolutionize the way we work in the future. However, many employees’ current low digital dexterity and limited understanding of advanced digital workplace technologies functions leave them unprepared for this future. That is why Gartner Digital Workplace Summit 2024 is dedicated to evolving your digital workplace program now, to be ready for the future. Make the most of the investments today, and get ready for new advancements in technology and practices in the future. It’s time to prepare for the digital evolution.

Gartner Digital Workplace Summit
18 – 19 March 2024  |  Grapevine, Texas
10 – 11 June 2024  |  London, U.K.
27 – 28 August 2024  |  Tokyo, Japan

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Gartner Digital Workplace Summit

Prepare for the Digital Evolution.
What's covered

Join a world class community of digital workplace leaders, architects and IT executives. The conference offers a mix of insights and research-backed sessions to help you cut through the hype, dive deeper, and drive results.

Who attends

Digital workplace leaders

  • Create and execute an effective digital workplace strategy while driving digital transformation.

Architects

  • Create and execute an effective digital workplace strategy while driving digital business transformation.

IT leadership

  • Uncover critical insights on the impact of new technology on workplace strategy.

Application leaders

  • Provide an integrated employee experience to make business applications easier and more effective to use.

I&O leaders

  • Improve the hybrid work experience, automate operations, innovate with infrastructure and deliver improved digital workplaces.

I find the topics relevant, inspirational and valuable — something I can take back to leadership and effectuate.

Eric Marks

Deputy CIO, National Labor Relations Board

Gartner digital workplace conferences give you the unbiased advice to create a digital workplace transformation strategy as you rethink work

Gartner Digital Workplace Summit was built for IT executives and digital workplace leaders. The conference offers a mix of insights and research-backed sessions to help you cut through the hype, dive deeper, and drive results.

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Create and execute an effective digital workplace strategy while driving digital business transformation

Build cross-enterprise strategies with facilities, IT and HR leaders. Demonstrate ROI for digital workplace initiatives and measure effectiveness. 

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Uncover critical insights on the impact of new technology on workplace strategy

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Two digital workplace trends

The intersection of talent and technology is what we call workforce digital dexterity. Ensuring that employees are able to exploit changes in the technology landscape is a team effort requiring coordination between team managers, HR, facilities management, and IT and business unit executives.

Distributed work is a highly flexible model of work as it relates to when, where, how and who is doing the work. It infers fluid team structures as teams come together and disband as work needs to get done. Cohesive small team “units,” which persist in time, can also be encountered.

Digital channels and a collection of everchanging cloud-sourced, personal and team productivity applications — what we call “the new work hub” enables distributed work.

The shift to hybrid places an even greater importance on DEX. But the path to improved DEX is also a challenging one: think less about your end users, and more like your end users. Organizations are supporting an increasing portfolio of digital workplace technologies that can be pivotal to delivering a differentiated employee experience. But most employees report they put forth unnecessary effort to use data or technology for work. Not even a quarter of employees (22%) feel IT-provided technologies make it easy to do their work. Delivering a positive digital employee experience (DEX) increases employee engagement, improves satisfaction and work effectiveness with applications, and accelerates employees’ adoption of new ways of working.

Gartner predicts that by 2024, 60% of large global organizations will try to address employee experience needs by deploying at least five digital workplace technologies.

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