June 10 was a busy day for BitPeak, with our experts taking part in two major industry events focused on data, AI, governance, and digital transformation. Both conferences created an opportunity to share our perspective on stage, meet practitioners from different sectors, and discuss how organizations can move from ideas and strategies to practical implementation.

Data governance in the age of AI agents

Once again, BitPeak joined CDO Forum 2026, an important meeting point for the data governance community and a space for exchanging practical insights on how organizations manage, use, and scale data.

This year, Michał Kołodziejski shared our perspective during his session on Data Governance in the age of AI agents. He focused on the opportunities and risks connected with agentic AI, including operational complexity, governance requirements, and the conditions needed to use such solutions safely in enterprise environments.

BitPeak was also present at the conference stand, where Krzysztof K. Zdeb, Andrzej Szczechla, and Wojciech Chybowski met with participants to discuss data governance, AI readiness, data platforms, ownership, and implementation challenges.

BitPeak team members also actively participated in the General Meeting of DAMA Poland Chapter, a leading not-for-profit organization that aims to advance concepts and practices in information and data management.

Digital innovation in pharma and medical sectors

On the same day, BitPeak was also present at VII Forum Digital Evolution for Pharma & Medical 2026, an event focused on digital transformation, innovation, and the future of marketing and business processes in the pharma and medical sector.

Sebastian Kamiński moderated a panel discussion with Agata Trojanowska from Novo Nordisk, Gabriela Dębska from Biogen, Aleksandra Grajkowska from Novartis, and Marzena Glanc-Chołuj from Ferring Pharmaceuticals. Together, they discussed how pharma organizations can test, adapt, and scale digital innovation within global structures and complex corporate ecosystems.

Later that day, Sebastian Kamiński and Aleksandra Gładysz took the stage to talk about AI projects in pharma. Their session focused on what determines whether AI initiatives move beyond an interesting demo and become solutions that support everyday work, from early validation and reliable data foundations to implementation paths that make sense in regulated environments.

Beyond the sessions, Sebastian and Aleksandra, together with Ilona Florek and Magdalena Kowalska, had the opportunity to exchange perspectives with other participants and share our own observations in conversations about digital marketing, data, and AI in the pharma and medical sector.

From conference stages to practical conversations

Both events showed how strongly data, AI, and governance are now shaping conversations across industries. Whether the topic is agentic AI in enterprise data governance or practical AI innovation in pharma, the key question remains similar: how to turn technological potential into solutions that work in real organizational contexts. For BitPeak, it was a valuable day of presentations, discussions, and meetings with people who are facing these challenges in practice.