Digital transformation has made infrastructure, digital identity, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence central elements of business operations. Today, organizations face a new challenge: the real issue is no longer simply innovating, but maintaining control. The difference no longer lies in individual tools, but in the foundations used to build reliable, resilient and governable digital ecosystems over time.
How can organizations build resilient digital ecosystems while maintaining control over data, identities and infrastructure?
The evolution of European regulation is redefining how organizations design digital infrastructure and services. With frameworks such as eIDAS, NIS2, DORA and the AI Act coming into force, a crucial question emerges: which foundations enable innovation without losing control over data, operations and governance?
This paper explores the ongoing transformation, shifting the focus from compliance alone to architecture, from managing isolated obligations to building an integrated model of digital control, and introduces a new paradigm: Strategic Control as the ability to govern the entire technology stack.
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A collection of papers exploring the key topics shaping innovation, designed to spark discussion around emerging trends, understand where they are taking us, and offer perspectives on how to shape them rather than simply adapt to them — from the point of view of those who build the digital world and those who experience it.