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Türkiye Innovation Week Highlights AI’s Impact on Global Business
(MENAFN) Türkiye Innovation Week, known as TIW26, is set to bring technology specialists, business leaders and global experts together in Istanbul from Oct. 15 to 17 to examine how artificial intelligence is transforming companies and business practices worldwide.
The event, organized by the Turkish Exporters Assembly, will focus on the growing role of AI in reshaping business models, workplace structures and corporate strategies. Anadolu will serve as the event’s global communications partner.
Former Harvard Business School professor Prithwiraj Choudhury will examine the changing nature of employment, with particular attention to how human employees could work alongside autonomous AI agents in future workplaces.
AI strategist Daron Yondem, who has been involved in artificial intelligence and organizational transformation following his work at Microsoft, will discuss the next phase of AI development. His session will focus on the technology’s transition from primarily generating content to performing tasks and taking more direct action.
Global technology expert Andreas Wil Gerdes will address broader changes affecting the workforce, including the continued growth of remote employment and the expansion of digital nomad lifestyles.
Artificial intelligence’s influence on creative sectors will also be discussed during the summit. Jason Bevan, a former Warner Bros. executive, will share his experience in marketing major entertainment franchises, including Harry Potter, Joker and The Dark Knight, across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
The event’s wider speaker lineup includes Enrique Rubio, founder and CEO of Hacking HR; Maryrose Lyons, founder of the AI Institute; Reema Diab, founder and CEO of Galaxy for Technology; Ross Thornley, founder and CEO of AQai; Rowena Hennigan, founder of RoRemote; and Maya Middlemiss, founder of Remote Work Europe.
Sessions throughout the event will cover a broad range of issues affecting the future of international business. Topics will include the movement of talent across borders, remote working models, artificial intelligence governance and the changing relationship between technology, employees and organizations.
The discussions are expected to highlight how companies are adapting to rapid technological developments while reassessing organizational structures, workforce strategies and the role of AI in day-to-day business operations.
The event, organized by the Turkish Exporters Assembly, will focus on the growing role of AI in reshaping business models, workplace structures and corporate strategies. Anadolu will serve as the event’s global communications partner.
Former Harvard Business School professor Prithwiraj Choudhury will examine the changing nature of employment, with particular attention to how human employees could work alongside autonomous AI agents in future workplaces.
AI strategist Daron Yondem, who has been involved in artificial intelligence and organizational transformation following his work at Microsoft, will discuss the next phase of AI development. His session will focus on the technology’s transition from primarily generating content to performing tasks and taking more direct action.
Global technology expert Andreas Wil Gerdes will address broader changes affecting the workforce, including the continued growth of remote employment and the expansion of digital nomad lifestyles.
Artificial intelligence’s influence on creative sectors will also be discussed during the summit. Jason Bevan, a former Warner Bros. executive, will share his experience in marketing major entertainment franchises, including Harry Potter, Joker and The Dark Knight, across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
The event’s wider speaker lineup includes Enrique Rubio, founder and CEO of Hacking HR; Maryrose Lyons, founder of the AI Institute; Reema Diab, founder and CEO of Galaxy for Technology; Ross Thornley, founder and CEO of AQai; Rowena Hennigan, founder of RoRemote; and Maya Middlemiss, founder of Remote Work Europe.
Sessions throughout the event will cover a broad range of issues affecting the future of international business. Topics will include the movement of talent across borders, remote working models, artificial intelligence governance and the changing relationship between technology, employees and organizations.
The discussions are expected to highlight how companies are adapting to rapid technological developments while reassessing organizational structures, workforce strategies and the role of AI in day-to-day business operations.
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