6 May 2026
Zoom Webinar
IDC, Publicis Sapient & IBM webinar
From AI Ambition to Accountable Enterprise Impact
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50% of CEOs in Europe believe AI will offer their organization a chance to reinvent their business models over the next 3-5 years. But only 14% of European organizations was able to deliver measurable business outcomes from more than 75% of their AI-related projects.
(IDC CEO Survey, February 2025 and IDC’s FERS Wave 7, September 2025)
A thought leadership webinar
AI is embedded across enterprise operations, yet most organizations still struggle to scale beyond pilots and proofs of concept. Why does AI ambition stall? And what does it actually take to move from experimentation to enterprise-wide impact?
IDC research highlights the growing disconnect between AI investment and measurable enterprise value.
- 60% of European organizations are either cutting back, slowing down or just focusing on improving existing AI projects (Source: IDC’s FERS Wave 7, September 2025).
- Lack of identified use cases is #1 pushback from business leaders when implementing AI initiatives (Source: IDC’s CIO Quick Poll, July 2025)
Drawing on transformation experience and a real-world executive case from Pandora, the session will explore the structural, governance, and modernization shifts required to move AI into production, responsibly, securely, and sustainably.
We will examine where complexity accumulates, what prevents organizations from scaling, and what separates experimentation from operational impact.
In this webinar we’ll explore:
In this joint executive webinar, IDC, Publicis Sapient and IBM together with Garima Singh from Pandora, will explore the full journey, from market insight to transformation blueprint to real-world execution.
- Why AI Ambition Stalls
- What It Takes to Operationalize AI
- Turning AI Strategy into Enterprise Impact at Pandora
This 45-minute executive briefing is designed for CIOs, digital leaders, and IT decision-makers seeking practical insight into turning AI strategy into accountable, enterprise-wide results.
Speakers
Martina Longo
Martina Longo is a research manager in the IDC EMEA Digital Business and AI Transformation Strategy Research Group. In her role she advises ICT players on how organizations create business value using digital technologies. She also leads the IDC EMEA Digital Native Business research, focused on a mix of start-ups, scaleups, and more mature digital natives. She also collaborates with the EMEA C-Suite Tech Agenda research, analyzing technology investments and buyer preferences across C-suites in the EMEA region. She also examines how C-suite leaders are evolving as a result of key market trends and technology innovations (e.g., AI).
Event Sessions
Wednesday, May 6 2026 10:05 am | Location:
The Scaling Gap: Why AI Ambition Stalls
IDC research reveals the disconnect between AI investment and enterprise value creation. What prevents organizations from scaling? Where does complexity accumulate? And what separates AI pilots from operationalized impact?
Garima Singh
Garima Singh is a technology-driven leader passionate about using digitalization to deliver tangible business results. With two decades of experience across retail, automotive, finance, and telecom, she has spearheaded global initiatives in AI, automation, infrastructure modernization, and data platforms, creating new revenue streams and driving enterprise transformation.
Her career began in software development and evolved into leadership roles at companies such as IKEA, Volvo Group and Volvo Cars. Garima is an international speaker, co-author of ISO standards, and recipient of several notable awards in AI, data, and leadership.
Event Sessions
Wednesday, May 6 2026 10:30 am | Location:
The Scaling Reality: Turning AI Strategy into Enterprise Impact at Pandora
A real-world executive perspective on translating AI ambition into operational reality, balancing transformation, governance, and measurable business value in a complex global enterprise.
Shivaun Melissa Anderberg
Shivaun Anderberg, PhD, leads the Data & AI practice in the Nordics at Publicis Sapient, where she helps organisations harness data and AI to drive measurable business transformation. With a background in behavioral science, she specialises in translating consumer insight into actionable AI and data strategies that create growth and competitive advantage.
She holds a PhD in Consumer Behavior and has advised leading Nordic and global organisations including Pandora, Carlsberg, Essity and Tetra Pak. Shivaun is a trusted advisor to executives navigating AI-driven change and a frequent speaker on how AI is reshaping consumer behavior and business strategy.
Event Sessions
Wednesday, May 6 2026 10:15 am | Location:
The Scaling Blueprint: What It Takes to Operationalize AI
From governance models to modernization strategy, we explore the structural and organizational shifts required to move AI into production. responsibly, securely, and at scale.
IDC, Publicis Sapient & IBM webinar
One Day Event
Welcome by IDC
The Scaling Gap: Why AI Ambition Stalls
IDC research reveals the disconnect between AI investment and enterprise value creation. What prevents organizations from scaling? Where does complexity accumulate? And what separates AI pilots from operationalized impact?
Martina Longo
Research Manager, C-Suite Tech Agenda, IDC
The Scaling Blueprint: What It Takes to Operationalize AI
From governance models to modernization strategy, we explore the structural and organizational shifts required to move AI into production. responsibly, securely, and at scale.
Shivaun Melissa Anderberg
Head of Data & AI, PhD, Publicis Sapient
The Scaling Reality: Turning AI Strategy into Enterprise Impact at Pandora
A real-world executive perspective on translating AI ambition into operational reality, balancing transformation, governance, and measurable business value in a complex global enterprise.
Garima Singh
Chief Technology Officer, Pandora
Q&A and Key takeaways
Thank you for today
Partners
Publicis Sapient
IBM
IBM is a leading provider of global hybrid cloud and AI, and consulting expertise. We help clients in more than 175 countries capitalize on insights from their data, streamline business processes, reduce costs and gain the competitive edge in their industries. Thousands of governments and corporate entities in critical infrastructure areas such as financial services, telecommunications and healthcare rely on IBM’s hybrid cloud platform and Red Hat OpenShift to affect their digital transformations quickly, efficiently and securely. IBM’s breakthrough innovations in AI, quantum computing, industry-specific cloud solutions and consulting deliver open and flexible options to our clients. All of this is backed by IBM’s long-standing commitment to trust, transparency, responsibility, inclusivity and service.
Visit www.ibm.com for more information.