Organisations are entering a new phase of transformation, one where artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation to everyday use.
Across industries, companies are exploring how AI can support decision-making, improve productivity, and reshape how teams operate. While adoption is growing, many leaders are still working through what effective implementation looks like in practice.
The ET Future of Knowledge Work Summit 2026 is designed to support this transition by offering organisations a clearer view of how AI can be applied in real business contexts. Through case-led discussions, masterclasses, and live demonstrations, the summit will help leaders identify relevant use cases, understand early lessons from implementation, and explore practical approaches to integrating AI into existing workflows. It also creates a space to learn from leaders facing similar challenges, helping organisations make more informed decisions as they scale adoption.
Registrations are now open for the ET Future of Knowledge Work Summit 2026.
The one-day summit, to be held in Bengaluru, will convene CEOs, CIOs, policymakers, and AI practitioners for discussions focused on how knowledge-driven work is evolving. The agenda is designed to reflect real organisational priorities, including enterprise AI adoption, workforce transformation, and the role of data and automation in day-to-day operations.
Sessions will include a mix of discussions, case-led conversations, and masterclasses. The focus will be on sharing practical experiences, what organisations are trying, what is showing early results, and what challenges are emerging as AI systems are integrated into existing workflows.
A key objective of the summit is to provide clarity in a rapidly evolving space. Rather than focusing on future possibilities alone, the conversations will centre on current use cases and approaches that organisations are exploring to improve efficiency and decision-making.
The event will also feature demonstrations of AI tools and workflows, offering a closer look at how these technologies are being applied in business environments. In addition, perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders will help frame the broader ecosystem in which these changes are taking place.
Registrations are now open for the ET Future of Knowledge Work Summit 2026.
The summit is designed for business leaders, technology heads, HR professionals, and transformation leaders who are involved in shaping how work and teams evolve within their organisations.
As companies continue to navigate this transition, forums that enable informed discussion and shared learning are becoming increasingly important. The Future of Knowledge Work Summit seeks to provide such a platform, bringing together ideas, experiences, and conversations that reflect where organisations are today, and where they may be headed next.
Across industries, companies are exploring how AI can support decision-making, improve productivity, and reshape how teams operate. While adoption is growing, many leaders are still working through what effective implementation looks like in practice.
The ET Future of Knowledge Work Summit 2026 is designed to support this transition by offering organisations a clearer view of how AI can be applied in real business contexts. Through case-led discussions, masterclasses, and live demonstrations, the summit will help leaders identify relevant use cases, understand early lessons from implementation, and explore practical approaches to integrating AI into existing workflows. It also creates a space to learn from leaders facing similar challenges, helping organisations make more informed decisions as they scale adoption.
Registrations are now open for the ET Future of Knowledge Work Summit 2026.
The one-day summit, to be held in Bengaluru, will convene CEOs, CIOs, policymakers, and AI practitioners for discussions focused on how knowledge-driven work is evolving. The agenda is designed to reflect real organisational priorities, including enterprise AI adoption, workforce transformation, and the role of data and automation in day-to-day operations.
Sessions will include a mix of discussions, case-led conversations, and masterclasses. The focus will be on sharing practical experiences, what organisations are trying, what is showing early results, and what challenges are emerging as AI systems are integrated into existing workflows.
A key objective of the summit is to provide clarity in a rapidly evolving space. Rather than focusing on future possibilities alone, the conversations will centre on current use cases and approaches that organisations are exploring to improve efficiency and decision-making.
The event will also feature demonstrations of AI tools and workflows, offering a closer look at how these technologies are being applied in business environments. In addition, perspectives from policymakers and industry leaders will help frame the broader ecosystem in which these changes are taking place.
Registrations are now open for the ET Future of Knowledge Work Summit 2026.
The summit is designed for business leaders, technology heads, HR professionals, and transformation leaders who are involved in shaping how work and teams evolve within their organisations.
As companies continue to navigate this transition, forums that enable informed discussion and shared learning are becoming increasingly important. The Future of Knowledge Work Summit seeks to provide such a platform, bringing together ideas, experiences, and conversations that reflect where organisations are today, and where they may be headed next.
