DEEP Impact 2025

Responsible digital technology: the key to business resilience

Imagine an information system where every line of code, every data flow and every cloud deployment contributes to a more secure, ethical and sustainable digital environment.

The growth of data, the cloud and AI is causing the environmental footprint of digital technology to skyrocket. Against a backdrop of budgetary, regulatory and security constraints, CIOs are faced with a pressing question: how can environmental imperatives be integrated into IT strategy?

Responsible digital technology offers a pragmatic solution: optimise infrastructure and usage today, and develop IT services with a positive impact tomorrow.

We offer 120 minutes of insights and discussion with Vincent Courboulay, Scientific Director of the Institut du Numérique Responsable, to:

• Understand the key challenges of responsible digital technology
• Discover the practices of your peers
• Identify concrete levers for action for you and your IT department

Who is Vincent Courboulay?

An engineer and lecturer in computer science at La Rochelle University for 20 years. For the past 15 years, he has specialised in responsible digital technology. In 2018, he co-founded the Institut du Numérique Responsable (Institute for Responsible Digital Technology), where he served as scientific director for five years. He is the author of the book "Vers un numérique responsable" (Towards Responsible Digital Technology). He is currently working on the concept of responsible AI.

Agenda for the Responsible Digital Technology Conference

10:30 a.m.: Welcome

10:45 a.m.: Introduction by Cliff Konsbruck, Director of DEEP

10:50 a.m.: Overview of Responsible Digital Technology in Luxembourg by IMS Luxembourg

11:00 am: The challenges of Responsible Digital Technology by Vincent COURBOULAY

11:40 am: Round table - Concrete feedback from Luxembourg stakeholders already involved: where did they start? What have they put in place?

12:25 pm: Questions & Answers

12:35 pm: Lunch & Networking