Looking back at our 2025 edition!
Relive the highlights of the 2025 edition, a year marked by AI, IT modernization and cybersecurity
3 key takeaways
The 2025 edition of the CIO Summit brought out three key priorities for CIOs: turning AI into concrete value, strengthening security and modernizing IT environments to meet the challenges of 2026–2027.
Industrializing AI
Deploying AI at scale, automating operations and preparing for the era of autonomous AI.
IT Modernization
Application modernization, hybrid cloud and process automation for more agility and resilience.
Security & identities
Application modernization, hybrid cloud and process automation for more agility and resilience.
Hugo Hamad
Dave Ubachs
Ludovic Letort
Hakim Kacel
Thomas Daubigny
Jean-Jacques Camps
Francisco Oliveira
Highlights of the day
The CIO Summit 2025 offered a strategic immersion designed to help CIOs prepare their 2026–2027 priorities. Between IDC analyses, testimonials from major companies and hands-on workshops, this edition balanced forward-looking vision with concrete lessons learned.
– IDC France analyses on IT trends, investments and European priorities.
– Inspiring lessons learned: Danone, Pernod Ricard, Engie, AG2R La Mondiale, Quadient, American Express GBT, Edenred…
– Hands-on workshops: digital sovereignty, intelligent automation, identity governance.
– Premium networking: peer-to-peer exchanges.
They took the stage in 2025
IT leaders, IDC experts and digital transformation leaders shared their visions, experiences and levers for action.
Ludovic Letort
Mohamed Senhadji
Dave Ubachs
Hakim Kacel
Gaëlle Seret
Bilal Alani
Andrea Siviero
Andrea Siviero leads IDC’s European Digital Business and Future of Work Research group. The group provides market research insights to foster a purposeful and fair adoption of technologies supporting digital societies, businesses and workforce and empower tech providers in strategic decision making, planning and go-to-market activities. Siviero also co-leads the IDC Worldwide MacroTech Research program, focused on the intertwined connection between the Economical and Digital worlds – analyzing the impact key MacroEconomic factors have on the digital landscape and viceversa, how technologies are impacting economies around the world.
Siviero advises IT players on building a forward-looking digital business and workforce strategy, while providing an in-depth view on future of work technology adoption, key digital use cases, macroeconomic digital impact, and digital regulations and emerging technology, via qualitative subscriptions and custom consulting projects. He has extensive experience with large strategy and go-to-market projects with IT providers. He is a member of IDC’s global Tech Storytellers taskforce and he is passionate about public speaking and customer engagement opportunities.
He joined IDC’s European team in 2014 and has become a recognized independent analyst across Europe and beyond in the vertical markets and digital business space. He is based in Italy and he holds a joint PhD in mathematics between the Université Bordeaux I (France) and the Universiteit Leiden (the Netherlands). During his PhD, he covered scientific research, academic teaching, and vocational training. He is a native Italian speaker and he is fluent in English and French.
Event Sessions
One Day Event 9:00 am
Industrialiser l’IA agentique : les 5 décisions stratégiques que les DSI doivent prendre dès maintenant pour passer de l’expérimentation au pilotage d’une entreprise autonome
Après la vague de l’IA générative et des copilotes, les entreprises entrent dans une nouvelle phase : celle des agents capables d’exécuter des processus métiers et de collaborer avec les équipes humaines. À partir de données de marché et d’analyses internationales, Andrea Siviero (IDC) décryptera les tendances clés et les 5 décisions stratégiques que les DSI doivent prendre dès aujourd’hui pour passer de l’expérimentation à l’industrialisation de l’IA, et réussir la collaboration entre agents intelligents et équipes métiers au sein de l’entreprise autonome.
Cyrille Chausson
Frédéric Archimbaud
Nicolas Martin
Benjamin Dekussche
Valérie Colin
Valérie Colin is the Vice President of Global Strategy & Product Marketing – Digital, at Quadient, covering Quadient’s Digital software solutions portfolio, including Finance Automation solutions such as Accounts Payables, Accounts Receivables, Invoice Delivery and E-invoicing, as well as Customer Communication Management and Document Automation. With more than 2 decades of experience in driving digital transformation strategies across global markets, Valerie brings deep expertise in B2B SaaS. She leads the portfolio and go-to-market strategy for Quadient’s software, which includes innovative applications that empower organizations to enhance customer experience, automate workflows, and accelerate digital engagement. Passionate about the intersection of AI and customer-centric innovation, Valerie plays a key role in shaping how businesses leverage intelligent technologies to deliver value at scale.
She holds an electrical engineering degree from INSA Lyon and a master’s degree in marketing from EM Lyon business school.
David Dupuis
Fort d’une solide expérience au sein de directions commerciales européennes, David Dupuis prend la tête du développement commercial EMEA Sud de TeamViewer en tant que Directeur Général des Ventes EMEA Sud. Basé à Paris, il a pour mission d’accélérer la croissance de l’éditeur sur cette zone, d’accompagner les grandes entreprises dans leurs projets de transformation digitale et de piloter l’équipe commerciale dédiée. Avant de rejoindre TeamViewer, il a occupé plusieurs postes de direction des ventes au sein de groupes internationaux tels que Dassault Systèmes, S&P Global ou IHS Markit, consolidant une expertise reconnue dans le pilotage de stratégies Go-To-Market complexes.
TeamViewer est un éditeur technologique mondial de solutions logicielles SaaS de connectivité sécurisée IT/OT/DEX, qui accompagne les grandes organisations dans la gestion de leurs environnements numériques critiques. Avec sa plateforme unifiée TeamViewer ONE, positionnée comme une Digital Workplace Platform, l’entreprise combine téléassistance et supervision à distance, Digital Employee Experience (DEX), intelligence artificielle, automatisation et sécurité avancée afin de réduire les temps d’arrêt, optimiser le support IT et améliorer l’expérience digitale des collaborateurs. PR Newswire+4teamviewer.com+4teamviewer.com+4
Stephane Orluc
Jean-Pierre Huynh
Rémi Letemple
Eric Marin
Sébastien Carrias
Uriel Marie-Sainte
Avec une solide expérience en cybersécurité, Uriel a consacré sa carrière à aider les organisations à naviguer dans les complexités techniques des solutions de sécurité modernes. Aujourd’hui chez 1Password, il accompagne les clients et les partenaires dans le renforcement de la sécurité des accès et la résolution de défis tels que le fossé de confiance en matière d’accès et le shadow IT. Son expérience inclut des postes chez Zscaler, où il s’est concentré sur l’ingénierie des solutions et l’accompagnement des partenaires, faisant de lui une voix précieuse dans les conversations au carrefour de la sécurité, de la gestion des accès et de l’activation business.
Yassine Doghmi
The edition in pictures