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Unlock Ireland’s future at BTI 2025 event

The BTI 2025 launch event took place on the 12th of June 2025 at The CHQ, Dublin.

To attend the next editions of the Business Transformation Index launch event in Ireland, register your details below:

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Sharpening the focus: where transformation goes next

Tariff turmoil, cyber-attacks  and the humanity in AI. As politics, society and economics converge to produce more unknowns than answers, how are Ireland’s largest enterprises responding?

In the exclusive BTI 2025 event, Expleo launched the sixth edition of the award-winning Business Transformation Index 2025 report, revealing insights through the lens of 200 of the most influential business and IT decision-makers in Ireland. Over 100 attendees of the BTI 2025 launch event were the first to gain a clear view of what’s next in Ireland’s rapidly evolving business landscape.

The BTI 2025 shows that last year, 81% of enterprises scaled back digital transformation plans in response to market realignment, changes in business direction and project non-viability. It signalled the dawn of a new digital: a movement away from broad innovation towards a sharper, value-driven focus.

Benchmark your performance against industry peers and gain valuable insights and recommendations to navigate and overcome today’s significant business challenges in Ireland.

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​Highlights of the BTI 2025 launch event

​Speakers of the BTI 2025 launch event

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Dr. Lollie Mancey

Anthropologist, Futurist, and
Innovation Advocate
Guest keynote speaker

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Deirdre Ashe

Managing Director
Bank of Ireland Insurance Services

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Conor Riordan

Director of Customer Service
Pfizer

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Lynsey Byrne

Head of RPA
Bord Gáis

Phil Codd, Managing Director, Expleo

Phil Codd

Managing Director
Expleo

Rebecca Keenan, Global Head of Automation & Solutions Director, Expleo

Rebecca Keenan

Global Head of Automation & Solutions Director
Expleo

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Melanie Byrne

Director of Business Analysis and Process Management
Expleo

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Siobhán Smith

Global Director, Brand & Communications
Expleo

​What attendees had to say

“ Now in its sixth year, the BTI 2025 brought together many of Ireland’s most senior business leaders to share insights, exchange ideas, and explore what lies ahead for the Irish economy. An esteemed panel of experts from across sectors led a lively and thought-provoking discussion, particularly around the role of AI and the evolving challenges and opportunities it presents for business transformation. ”

“ What an absolute pleasure it was to spend yesterday evening at the BTI 2025 event. It was an eye-opening evening with panellists talking about their experiences with AI in their organisations and their own unique ways of handling board and organisational resistance. The event was topped off with a hugely entertaining and informative talk by the knowledgeable and often hilarious Dr Lollie Mancey. ”
“ Listening to the challenges of other people’s journeys and knowing that everyone faces the same type of problems if not the same level. Getting valuable nuggets of information which we can then use on our own transformation.”

What to expect:
Highlights from our 2024 event

​Register your interest

The Business Transformation Index is Expleo’s annual report that captures the insights of IT and business leaders in Ireland on the latest trends in the Irish market. Fill in the below form to express your interest in attending the next edition of the in-person BTI launch event.  

We’ve got a​ packed agenda for you

Opening Remarks
Phil Codd, Managing Director, Expleo
Strategies to Drive Continuous Innovation in The Never Normal
Peter Hinssen, Guest Keynote Speaker
Keynote exploring how to strategically rewire your organisation by changing fundamentals.
To navigate disruptive technologies like AI and macro challenges in today's ever-evolving landscape.
Fireside Chat with Microsoft
Martina Naughton, Global Partner Sales Director, Microsoft Ireland
Rob McConnell, Head of Expleo NI, Expleo
Blank Space: Painting the Future of Digital Transformation
Rebecca Keenan, Global Head of Intelligent Automation, Expleo
In this talk, we will explore the potential of blank space, a metaphor which represents the endless possibilities that organisations and their people have to redefine the landscape of work as we know it.
Accelerate Innovation: Use cases & Lesson Learnt
Paul Rooney, Head of Service Process Design & Change, Department of Justice
Neil D’Rosario, Senior Vice President, Product Lead, Northern Trust
Mary O'Connor, Chief Information Officer, ESB
Panel discussion on how to accelerate and scale innovation across your organisation, featuring insightful use cases and valuable lessons learnt.
Closing Remarks