Overview
The 50th Edition of the Digital Transformation Summit is an in-person gathering focused on Thailand’s digital transformation and enterprise technology agenda. The event brings together technology and business leaders to discuss how organizations can improve operations, create customer value, build digital cultures, and turn emerging technologies into measurable business outcomes. The page describes an invitation-only, curated audience of CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, digital transformation leaders, policymakers, and enterprise innovators, with 200+ senior executives expected. It also promotes opportunities to connect with a wider community of technology and business leaders through networking sessions and related activities.
The summit is intended for senior decision-makers and practitioners responsible for technology, transformation, security, infrastructure, AI, automation, and customer experience. Its subject areas include artificial intelligence, Web 3.0, IoT, quantum computing, cybersecurity, cloud, data, digital infrastructure, and other technologies associated with the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The broader context is Thailand’s ambitions in digital government, Thailand 4.0, AI adoption, and Industry 4.0.
Date, venue, and format
The summit is scheduled for 28 October 2026, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, at Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit in Bangkok, Thailand. It is presented as an in-person event. The page also refers to programming across two days, but the displayed event date and hours specify a single date; no second-day date or schedule is provided. Attendance is described as exclusive and invitation-only, with registration and delegate enquiries available through the event page.
Topics and program
Listed discussions focus on moving from digital adoption to business-led transformation and measurable impact; realizing value from AI, automation, and data; scaling AI beyond pilots while addressing investment, governance, privacy, and responsible use; modernizing legacy systems and simplifying enterprise infrastructure; and aligning IT spending with business outcomes. Other themes include leadership and workforce readiness in the age of AI, organizational culture and change, cloud modernization, cybersecurity resilience, smart manufacturing, digital banking, customer experience, and sustainable growth.
The page presents additional session descriptions about trusted and resilient digital enterprises, governed AI adoption, cyber resilience and operational continuity, cloud and data sovereignty, legacy modernization, connected enterprise systems, customer experience and supply-chain visibility, enterprise application modernization, and cybersecurity for connected operations. Some of this program text refers to Indonesia and Digital 2045, despite the page being for Thailand, so it is not clear which sessions belong to the Thailand edition. No session times or confirmed day-by-day schedule are shown.
Featured speakers
Listed speakers include Michael MacDonald, Chief Technology Officer at Minor International; Utane Sawangwit, Chief Information Officer at the National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand; Dr. Suthat Krongchon, President of the Thai IoT Association; David Lee, Managing Director ASEAN at Prosci; Mongkol C, Chief Security Officer at Bitkub; and Simona Rus, Vice President IT Asia at Autoliv. Other named speakers represent CJ MORE, KLN Seaport Limited, Nice Apparel Group, ELC - Family of International Schools Bangkok, Summit Auto Body Group, GKN Automotive, and FHI 360. Their listed expertise spans AI, digital transformation, cybersecurity, cloud, data, operations, and organizational change.
Networking and participation
The summit highlights executive roundtables, leadership panels, curated networking, and networking luncheons as ways for participants to exchange ideas and develop professional relationships. It also offers access to technology providers and innovation partners. The page identifies manufacturing, retail and ecommerce, logistics, government, energy, healthcare, and life sciences among relevant industry areas. No detailed attendee FAQ or final session timetable is provided.
