What to Expect from Digital Transformation World 2022
Exhibitor – Sponsor
The Digital Transformation World 2022 will be hosted in Copenhagen, Denmark on the 20-22 of September. This event brings together 3000+ people from 600+ companies, 200+ speakers.
The agenda covers three main topics to bring the community together encouraging knowledge sharing and growth. The topics covered are:
Data & AIOps – Scaling data and unlocking value
Growth summit – Unlocking the platform opportunity
Tech summit – Building platform ready foundations
Meet the Intent HQ team at Digital Transformation World 2022
Intent HQ is a privacy-first Customer Intelligence Platform optimized for Telcos and their user data. We help telcos achieve: Personalization at scale, privacy-safe use of first-party data and data monetization.
Our team will be on-hand to talk about our new product Audience AI and demonstrate how Audience AI can create audience segmentations that deliver up to 65% higher conversions. Come find us at booth 249 to find out more.
Please book a meeting with us through the meeting link or email [email protected].
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