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      AI has the potential to revolutionize how we plan, build, and maintain our infrastructure. From advanced data analysis to predictive maintenance, AI can help us monitor the condition of critical facilities, predict breakdowns, optimize energy consumption, and improve traffic flow. AI can identify patterns that humans overlook and provide us with a more accurate understanding of when maintenance is necessary before damage occurs.

      However, despite the obvious benefits, the implementation of AI is often challenged by a lack of understanding, technical barriers, and organizational resistance. How do we ensure that the technology becomes a real part of our infrastructure strategy? 

      At this event, we focused on how we can integrate AI into both new and existing infrastructure projects.

      What were the key takeaways from the event? 

      • Insight into how AI can transform the infrastructure industry, including specific ways in which AI can improve your operations and create measurable results
      • Learnings on how to strategically integrate AI-technologies in your existing systems and ensure that your AI-driven initiatives are aligned with your business goals and create real value 
      • Inspiring examples and case studies from infrastructure companies that are already using AI to drive innovation, increase efficiency, and strenghen their competitive position
      • A great chance to network with industry leaders, AI-experts and colleagues. 

      Target group

      The event was aimed at decision-makers and professionals in organizations working with the planning, development, operation, and maintenance of infrastructure.
       
       
      We hope to see you at a future event!

      If you have any questions, please contact:

      Tove McDonald
      Tove McDonald

      Partner, Advisory

      KPMG in Denmark

      Agenda

      • 15.30 – 16.00 | Arrival and registration

      • 16.00 – 16.05 | Introduction by KPMG - Tove McDonald, Partner, KPMG Denmark

      • 16.05 -  16.25 |  Trends and challenges - AI in infrastructure - David Smallbone, KPMG UK - please note that this presentation is held in English. 
         
      • 16.25 – 16.45 | SAMS: Scaling AI Innovation from Prototype to Global Impact - Mathias Andolfsson, Solution Owner, E.ON - please note that this presentation is held in English. 

      • 16.45 – 17.00 | AI research: Presentation of panelists - Astrid Galsgaard, clinical psychologist & PhD Human-AI psychology and Sine Zambach, Assistant Professor, Copenhagen Business School

      • 17.00 – 17.30 | Panel debate

      • 17.30 | Networking and tapas

      Speakers

      David Smallbone, Partner, KPMG UK

      David leads KPMG's InfraTech Advisory team in the UK, where he helps infrastructure owners and operators leverage digital technologies, data and advanced analytics to create greater value from their assets and investments. He has experience from both infrastructure owners and engineering- and service organizations and has worked across a wide range of sectors. David is dedicated to translating digital opportunities into tangible improvements for clients. At the event, he provided an overview of the latest trends in digital development in the infrastructure sector, with a particular focus on how AI enablement can empower smarter, more efficient and data-driven decisions.

      David Smallbone

      Astrid Galsgaard, Clinical Psychologist & PhD in Human-AI Psychology

      With a PhD in human-AI collaboration and a passion for human interaction, Astrid is a pioneer in the development of Technopsychology. She focuses on helping organizations, leaders, and employees create greater value by addressing the psychological challenges that arise when artificial intelligence and new technology are implemented. When roles, identity, and expertise change, uncertainty and resistance can emerge, but with the right strategy, technology can become a resource instead of a burden. Astrid sees the importance of finding the balance between curiosity and security, which is essential for a meaningful life, both personally and professionally.

      Astrid Galsgaard

      Mattias Andolfsson, Solution Owner, E.ON

      Mattias is the innovator behind SAMS, a data-driven sustainability platform at E.ON, originally developed as a small-scale quality assurance project using satellite data. Over time, the project has evolved to support the entire Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle and now integrates multiple AI components and remote sensing data. With a long-standing commitment to sustainability and digitalization, Mattias focuses on creating tangible user value from data and technology.

      Mattias Andolfsson

      Sine Zambach, Assistant Professor, Copenhagen Business School

      Sine Zambach is an assistant professor and researcher in data science and artificial intelligence. She has contributed to the integration and debates about these technologies in education and business. As a co-author of the book 'AI at Work - A Guide to the Future Intelligent Work Life,' Sine shares her insights on how AI can reshape the workplace and improve business processes in the rapidly changing technological landscape.

      Sine Zambach

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