Digital Transformation Expo Global 2026 brought together 25 exhibiting companies from 6 countries. The countries with the most exhibitors were Spain (4), United Kingdom (2), Switzerland (1) and Germany (1). By sector, the largest groups were Technology & IT (4) and Digital Transformation (3).
Enterprise leaders face pressure to redesign operating models for the AI era and to align platforms, governance and culture with new delivery practices. Digital Transformation Expo Global 2026 takes place 4 to 5 February 2026 in London. Below we map the attendee profile, the program highlights and practical steps to prepare a targeted B2B approach.
Dates, venue and pass options for Digital Transformation Expo Global 2026
The event runs on 4 and 5 February 2026 at Olympia in London. The format combines a free exhibition pass with paid access tiers that unlock executive sessions and networking. Available options include a Free Expo Pass, a Gold Pass listed at a public price and enterprise and startup passes with distinct access rules.
Types of organisations and decision makers attending
The agenda targets transformation leaders, CIOs, CDOs and senior technologists engaged in legacy modernisation, data strategy and AI deployment. Exhibitors and speakers represent vendors of cloud infrastructure, analytics, intelligent automation and organisational change services, providing a commercial backdrop for vendor selection conversations.
Program features and on-site activity
The event includes an Executive Summit for senior transformation leaders together with case study sessions and execution frameworks. Complementary activities include an AI Hackathon, a Meet Up Zone and TechEx Networking Drinks, which gather speakers, sponsors and Gold Pass holders. The exhibition is part of a wider TechEx series that runs co-located shows for AI & Big Data, Cyber Security & Cloud, IoT Tech and Edge Computing.
Speakers and content signals to monitor
Speakers listed for the series include Katie Prescott, Lauren Lewis and senior AI and data directors from organisations such as Ericsson and OVO. These names indicate sessions that mix editorial perspective, operational transformation and data architecture topics relevant for procurement and technical evaluation.
Practical B2B preparation for exhibitors and vendors
Segment your target accounts by transformation priority and prepare a two-minute value pitch for each segment. Book brief meetings around relevant sessions and use demos that illustrate measurable outcomes such as migration time reduction or improved model rollout times. Equip commercial teams with concise case studies and technical leads who can speak to integration and governance constraints.
Schedule time for the Meet Up Zone and the evening networking event to follow up on booth conversations and convert initial interest into next-step meetings.
Adjacent events to expand the agenda
Being co-located with other TechEx shows lets visitors compare cybersecurity, data centre and edge compute offerings during the same visit. That proximity simplifies logistics for procurement teams assessing stacks that combine security, data platforms and AI tooling.
Final recommendation and official link
If your go-to-market targets enterprise transformation or data-driven product teams, use the weeks before Digital Transformation Expo Global 2026 to secure meetings and tailor demos to governance and legacy constraints. Full event details and registration are available at the official site https://www.digitaltransformation-week.com/global ahead of the 4 February start date.
Registration and tickets on the official website: digitaltransformation-week.com
