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Tereza has more than 10 years of experience in communication and change management at the international level. Tereza and her team are involved in building an optimal working climate and relationships through traditional and innovative communication channels and forms. Since 2020, she has also been actively involved in improving employee experience, especially in the field of scope of human resources. Her great hobby is the study of culture, both organizational and discovering the diversity of national cultures. Tereza graduated in business economics and management at the University of Economics in Prague.

After graduating from CVUT, Kozak left for the USA in 1985. Rudy never decided for a career related to his degree in civil engineering, and from the very beginning of his career he tended to gain experience in sales, marketing, direct business and working with customers. After eight years in the United States, Rudy returned to Europe. In the years 1994-2001, he founded and led the Czech branch of the US company Compaq Computer in Prague. For Hewlett Packard, Kozak was active in regional roles in the states of the former Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 

In 2015 he completely changed the industry – from IT environment to pharmaceutical – until September of this year he was the CEO of Astellas Pharma for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In addition to the already mentioned experience, professional interest in the field of selection and education of corporate talent was added. Rudy Kozak would like to keep on in this area in the future as well. 

Oldřich is currently active as a consultant for KPCS CZ. He focuses mainly on cloud technologies, focusing on Microsoft products (Azure, M365) and their security. He also has experience from on-premises environments where he has worked for many years as an infrastructure architect. He enjoys extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding and everything that raises a little adrenaline. He likes to travel and discover nature with his wife, daughter and son, who fill him with optimism. You can meet him at KPCS or Microsoft webinars dealing with cloud migration or Azure Governance. 

Martin has been in IT for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has gone through everything you can go through in IT. He has forgotten most of it, but he still knows what it means to install a server or to program something. The last few years he has spent with consulting and training in strategic, project, process and personal management, mainly focusing on IT. Its goal is always for customers and listeners to take away what helps and makes sense. Not only what is written in the books. He likes to follow Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s quote “Genius things aren’t those where there’s nothing to add, but those where there’s already nothing else to take away.”

Lenka Pincot is a leader of organizational transformations and strategic changes. Her focus is on enhancing business agility by building a culture of efficient teams and aligning business and IT strategies. Her expertise is in setting strategic transformation vision, driving complex changes leading to creation of customer value and coaching of agile teams for business success. 

Throughout her career as a business and technology leader with 20 years of multi-industry experience, she has provided know-how and direction for leading-edge initiatives that included enterprise-wide agile transformations, process reengineering solutions, digital transformation, ERP implementations and Internet of Things innovations.  

Lenka earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, and has several international certifications in digital transformation, project management and agile delivery methods. 

Lenka is also appointed as President for the Czech Republic chapter of the global NGO Project Management Institute.

Vladimir Dzurilla graduated from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, he completed a study stay in the Netherlands and study at the British Open University.

He has worked in Accenture, in O2 as a consultant and management consultant for projects to exchange and implement large IT systems and to implement organizational and process changes. He currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer of the State enterprise the State Treasury, Shared Services Center, whose main task is to provide ICT services for the state administration and operation of the National Data Centre.

At the same time, he manages the National Agency for Communications and Information Technology, s. e. This agency has been forming the strategies of non-public communication networks, including proposals for the implementation of appropriate security measures and delivering shared services for public administration.

Vladimir Dzurilla also serves as Advisor to the Prime Minister for ICT and Digitization. In this position, he created and implements the strategic concept Digital Czech Republic, which contributes to a significant shift in the field of state IT and digital economy.

He contributed significantly to the creation of the Digital Services Right Act, the Czech Republic’s Innovation Strategy, and other projects for the transformation of public administration

Pavol is a consultant and trainer of OMNICOM, he performs in the field of design, implementation and optimization of IT practices by ITIL, Cobit, Agile, DevOps, Lean Management and ISO 20000 standard. He has worked in a wide range of IT environments from multinational companies to manufacture.

Paul Wilkinson is the director and owner of GamingWorks. He has been active in ITSM for over 30 years as a senior consultant, service development manager and ITIL creator. He is a co-author of the ITIL publication “Planning to Implement IT Service Management” and was a member of the Practitioner Architects team. He is the director and owner of GamingWorks, a company that has developed the internationally recognized simulation game ‘Apollo 13 – an ITSM case experience’ as well as factual simulations of Cybersecurity, Project Management, Business & IT Alignment and DevOps. He has also been involved in the development of ‘Attitude, Behavior and Culture of ICT’ publications, led ABC workshops and simulation workshops, with staff from over 500 organizations around the world.

Kaimar Karu helps organizations to navigate complexity. He has been working at the intersection of digital technology, business development, and policy-making for more than 20 years, most recently as the Minister of Foreign Trade and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia. Prior to taking office, he was running a consultancy business in London, focusing on strategy and decision-making in complex environments. This role was preceded by a global role of the Head of Product Strategy and Development for AXELOS.

Jiří Voříšek is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.

He is also the current vice president and former president of the Czech Society for System Integration and general director of the consulting company ITG, s.r.o.

He specializes in strategic information systems management, system integration, outsourcing and methodologies for the development and operation of business information systems. In 2010 and 2011, he cooperated with the National Economic Council of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Industry and Trade on the preparation of a competitiveness strategy for the Czech Republic. Since 2011 he has been a member of the working group of the Government Council for Competitiveness and the Information Society.

Eddy Peters is a principal ITSM consultant at CTG, combining plus twenty years of managerial, technical and process working experience in IT. Due to the broad job content, a generalist in operational IT and over the years, a Service Management enthusiast. Some even say evangelist… He is continuously in search of ways to optimize the relation between business and IT and deliver integrated services which maximize the capability of the organization to deliver the expected business outcome.

To share and facilitate sharing of knowledge, he is also appointed EMS professor in the ‘IT Organisation and Strategy’ executive program and president of the Belgian itSMF chapter.

Tereza has more than 10 years of experience in communication and change management at the international level. Tereza and her team are involved in building an optimal working climate and relationships through traditional and innovative communication channels and forms. Since 2020, she has also been actively involved in improving employee experience, especially in the field of scope of human resources. Her great hobby is the study of culture, both organizational and discovering the diversity of national cultures. Tereza graduated in business economics and management at the University of Economics in Prague.

After graduating from CVUT, Kozak left for the USA in 1985. Rudy never decided for a career related to his degree in civil engineering, and from the very beginning of his career he tended to gain experience in sales, marketing, direct business and working with customers. After eight years in the United States, Rudy returned to Europe. In the years 1994-2001, he founded and led the Czech branch of the US company Compaq Computer in Prague. For Hewlett Packard, Kozak was active in regional roles in the states of the former Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 

In 2015 he completely changed the industry – from IT environment to pharmaceutical – until September of this year he was the CEO of Astellas Pharma for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In addition to the already mentioned experience, professional interest in the field of selection and education of corporate talent was added. Rudy Kozak would like to keep on in this area in the future as well. 

Oldřich is currently active as a consultant for KPCS CZ. He focuses mainly on cloud technologies, focusing on Microsoft products (Azure, M365) and their security. He also has experience from on-premises environments where he has worked for many years as an infrastructure architect. He enjoys extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding and everything that raises a little adrenaline. He likes to travel and discover nature with his wife, daughter and son, who fill him with optimism. You can meet him at KPCS or Microsoft webinars dealing with cloud migration or Azure Governance. 

Martin has been in IT for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has gone through everything you can go through in IT. He has forgotten most of it, but he still knows what it means to install a server or to program something. The last few years he has spent with consulting and training in strategic, project, process and personal management, mainly focusing on IT. Its goal is always for customers and listeners to take away what helps and makes sense. Not only what is written in the books. He likes to follow Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s quote “Genius things aren’t those where there’s nothing to add, but those where there’s already nothing else to take away.”

Lenka Pincot is a leader of organizational transformations and strategic changes. Her focus is on enhancing business agility by building a culture of efficient teams and aligning business and IT strategies. Her expertise is in setting strategic transformation vision, driving complex changes leading to creation of customer value and coaching of agile teams for business success. 

Throughout her career as a business and technology leader with 20 years of multi-industry experience, she has provided know-how and direction for leading-edge initiatives that included enterprise-wide agile transformations, process reengineering solutions, digital transformation, ERP implementations and Internet of Things innovations.  

Lenka earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, and has several international certifications in digital transformation, project management and agile delivery methods. 

Lenka is also appointed as President for the Czech Republic chapter of the global NGO Project Management Institute.

Vladimir Dzurilla graduated from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, he completed a study stay in the Netherlands and study at the British Open University.

He has worked in Accenture, in O2 as a consultant and management consultant for projects to exchange and implement large IT systems and to implement organizational and process changes. He currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer of the State enterprise the State Treasury, Shared Services Center, whose main task is to provide ICT services for the state administration and operation of the National Data Centre.

At the same time, he manages the National Agency for Communications and Information Technology, s. e. This agency has been forming the strategies of non-public communication networks, including proposals for the implementation of appropriate security measures and delivering shared services for public administration.

Vladimir Dzurilla also serves as Advisor to the Prime Minister for ICT and Digitization. In this position, he created and implements the strategic concept Digital Czech Republic, which contributes to a significant shift in the field of state IT and digital economy.

He contributed significantly to the creation of the Digital Services Right Act, the Czech Republic’s Innovation Strategy, and other projects for the transformation of public administration

Pavol is a consultant and trainer of OMNICOM, he performs in the field of design, implementation and optimization of IT practices by ITIL, Cobit, Agile, DevOps, Lean Management and ISO 20000 standard. He has worked in a wide range of IT environments from multinational companies to manufacture.

Paul Wilkinson is the director and owner of GamingWorks. He has been active in ITSM for over 30 years as a senior consultant, service development manager and ITIL creator. He is a co-author of the ITIL publication “Planning to Implement IT Service Management” and was a member of the Practitioner Architects team. He is the director and owner of GamingWorks, a company that has developed the internationally recognized simulation game ‘Apollo 13 – an ITSM case experience’ as well as factual simulations of Cybersecurity, Project Management, Business & IT Alignment and DevOps. He has also been involved in the development of ‘Attitude, Behavior and Culture of ICT’ publications, led ABC workshops and simulation workshops, with staff from over 500 organizations around the world.

Kaimar Karu helps organizations to navigate complexity. He has been working at the intersection of digital technology, business development, and policy-making for more than 20 years, most recently as the Minister of Foreign Trade and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia. Prior to taking office, he was running a consultancy business in London, focusing on strategy and decision-making in complex environments. This role was preceded by a global role of the Head of Product Strategy and Development for AXELOS.

Jiří Voříšek is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.

He is also the current vice president and former president of the Czech Society for System Integration and general director of the consulting company ITG, s.r.o.

He specializes in strategic information systems management, system integration, outsourcing and methodologies for the development and operation of business information systems. In 2010 and 2011, he cooperated with the National Economic Council of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Industry and Trade on the preparation of a competitiveness strategy for the Czech Republic. Since 2011 he has been a member of the working group of the Government Council for Competitiveness and the Information Society.

Eddy Peters is a principal ITSM consultant at CTG, combining plus twenty years of managerial, technical and process working experience in IT. Due to the broad job content, a generalist in operational IT and over the years, a Service Management enthusiast. Some even say evangelist… He is continuously in search of ways to optimize the relation between business and IT and deliver integrated services which maximize the capability of the organization to deliver the expected business outcome.

To share and facilitate sharing of knowledge, he is also appointed EMS professor in the ‘IT Organisation and Strategy’ executive program and president of the Belgian itSMF chapter.

Tereza has more than 10 years of experience in communication and change management at the international level. Tereza and her team are involved in building an optimal working climate and relationships through traditional and innovative communication channels and forms. Since 2020, she has also been actively involved in improving employee experience, especially in the field of scope of human resources. Her great hobby is the study of culture, both organizational and discovering the diversity of national cultures. Tereza graduated in business economics and management at the University of Economics in Prague.

After graduating from CVUT, Kozak left for the USA in 1985. Rudy never decided for a career related to his degree in civil engineering, and from the very beginning of his career he tended to gain experience in sales, marketing, direct business and working with customers. After eight years in the United States, Rudy returned to Europe. In the years 1994-2001, he founded and led the Czech branch of the US company Compaq Computer in Prague. For Hewlett Packard, Kozak was active in regional roles in the states of the former Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 

In 2015 he completely changed the industry – from IT environment to pharmaceutical – until September of this year he was the CEO of Astellas Pharma for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In addition to the already mentioned experience, professional interest in the field of selection and education of corporate talent was added. Rudy Kozak would like to keep on in this area in the future as well. 

Oldřich is currently active as a consultant for KPCS CZ. He focuses mainly on cloud technologies, focusing on Microsoft products (Azure, M365) and their security. He also has experience from on-premises environments where he has worked for many years as an infrastructure architect. He enjoys extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding and everything that raises a little adrenaline. He likes to travel and discover nature with his wife, daughter and son, who fill him with optimism. You can meet him at KPCS or Microsoft webinars dealing with cloud migration or Azure Governance. 

Martin has been in IT for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has gone through everything you can go through in IT. He has forgotten most of it, but he still knows what it means to install a server or to program something. The last few years he has spent with consulting and training in strategic, project, process and personal management, mainly focusing on IT. Its goal is always for customers and listeners to take away what helps and makes sense. Not only what is written in the books. He likes to follow Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s quote “Genius things aren’t those where there’s nothing to add, but those where there’s already nothing else to take away.”

Lenka Pincot is a leader of organizational transformations and strategic changes. Her focus is on enhancing business agility by building a culture of efficient teams and aligning business and IT strategies. Her expertise is in setting strategic transformation vision, driving complex changes leading to creation of customer value and coaching of agile teams for business success. 

Throughout her career as a business and technology leader with 20 years of multi-industry experience, she has provided know-how and direction for leading-edge initiatives that included enterprise-wide agile transformations, process reengineering solutions, digital transformation, ERP implementations and Internet of Things innovations.  

Lenka earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, and has several international certifications in digital transformation, project management and agile delivery methods. 

Lenka is also appointed as President for the Czech Republic chapter of the global NGO Project Management Institute.

Vladimir Dzurilla graduated from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, he completed a study stay in the Netherlands and study at the British Open University.

He has worked in Accenture, in O2 as a consultant and management consultant for projects to exchange and implement large IT systems and to implement organizational and process changes. He currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer of the State enterprise the State Treasury, Shared Services Center, whose main task is to provide ICT services for the state administration and operation of the National Data Centre.

At the same time, he manages the National Agency for Communications and Information Technology, s. e. This agency has been forming the strategies of non-public communication networks, including proposals for the implementation of appropriate security measures and delivering shared services for public administration.

Vladimir Dzurilla also serves as Advisor to the Prime Minister for ICT and Digitization. In this position, he created and implements the strategic concept Digital Czech Republic, which contributes to a significant shift in the field of state IT and digital economy.

He contributed significantly to the creation of the Digital Services Right Act, the Czech Republic’s Innovation Strategy, and other projects for the transformation of public administration

Pavol is a consultant and trainer of OMNICOM, he performs in the field of design, implementation and optimization of IT practices by ITIL, Cobit, Agile, DevOps, Lean Management and ISO 20000 standard. He has worked in a wide range of IT environments from multinational companies to manufacture.

Paul Wilkinson is the director and owner of GamingWorks. He has been active in ITSM for over 30 years as a senior consultant, service development manager and ITIL creator. He is a co-author of the ITIL publication “Planning to Implement IT Service Management” and was a member of the Practitioner Architects team. He is the director and owner of GamingWorks, a company that has developed the internationally recognized simulation game ‘Apollo 13 – an ITSM case experience’ as well as factual simulations of Cybersecurity, Project Management, Business & IT Alignment and DevOps. He has also been involved in the development of ‘Attitude, Behavior and Culture of ICT’ publications, led ABC workshops and simulation workshops, with staff from over 500 organizations around the world.

Kaimar Karu helps organizations to navigate complexity. He has been working at the intersection of digital technology, business development, and policy-making for more than 20 years, most recently as the Minister of Foreign Trade and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia. Prior to taking office, he was running a consultancy business in London, focusing on strategy and decision-making in complex environments. This role was preceded by a global role of the Head of Product Strategy and Development for AXELOS.

Jiří Voříšek is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.

He is also the current vice president and former president of the Czech Society for System Integration and general director of the consulting company ITG, s.r.o.

He specializes in strategic information systems management, system integration, outsourcing and methodologies for the development and operation of business information systems. In 2010 and 2011, he cooperated with the National Economic Council of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Industry and Trade on the preparation of a competitiveness strategy for the Czech Republic. Since 2011 he has been a member of the working group of the Government Council for Competitiveness and the Information Society.

Eddy Peters is a principal ITSM consultant at CTG, combining plus twenty years of managerial, technical and process working experience in IT. Due to the broad job content, a generalist in operational IT and over the years, a Service Management enthusiast. Some even say evangelist… He is continuously in search of ways to optimize the relation between business and IT and deliver integrated services which maximize the capability of the organization to deliver the expected business outcome.

To share and facilitate sharing of knowledge, he is also appointed EMS professor in the ‘IT Organisation and Strategy’ executive program and president of the Belgian itSMF chapter.

Tereza has more than 10 years of experience in communication and change management at the international level. Tereza and her team are involved in building an optimal working climate and relationships through traditional and innovative communication channels and forms. Since 2020, she has also been actively involved in improving employee experience, especially in the field of scope of human resources. Her great hobby is the study of culture, both organizational and discovering the diversity of national cultures. Tereza graduated in business economics and management at the University of Economics in Prague.

After graduating from CVUT, Kozak left for the USA in 1985. Rudy never decided for a career related to his degree in civil engineering, and from the very beginning of his career he tended to gain experience in sales, marketing, direct business and working with customers. After eight years in the United States, Rudy returned to Europe. In the years 1994-2001, he founded and led the Czech branch of the US company Compaq Computer in Prague. For Hewlett Packard, Kozak was active in regional roles in the states of the former Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 

In 2015 he completely changed the industry – from IT environment to pharmaceutical – until September of this year he was the CEO of Astellas Pharma for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In addition to the already mentioned experience, professional interest in the field of selection and education of corporate talent was added. Rudy Kozak would like to keep on in this area in the future as well. 

Oldřich is currently active as a consultant for KPCS CZ. He focuses mainly on cloud technologies, focusing on Microsoft products (Azure, M365) and their security. He also has experience from on-premises environments where he has worked for many years as an infrastructure architect. He enjoys extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding and everything that raises a little adrenaline. He likes to travel and discover nature with his wife, daughter and son, who fill him with optimism. You can meet him at KPCS or Microsoft webinars dealing with cloud migration or Azure Governance. 

Martin has been in IT for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has gone through everything you can go through in IT. He has forgotten most of it, but he still knows what it means to install a server or to program something. The last few years he has spent with consulting and training in strategic, project, process and personal management, mainly focusing on IT. Its goal is always for customers and listeners to take away what helps and makes sense. Not only what is written in the books. He likes to follow Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s quote “Genius things aren’t those where there’s nothing to add, but those where there’s already nothing else to take away.”

Lenka Pincot is a leader of organizational transformations and strategic changes. Her focus is on enhancing business agility by building a culture of efficient teams and aligning business and IT strategies. Her expertise is in setting strategic transformation vision, driving complex changes leading to creation of customer value and coaching of agile teams for business success. 

Throughout her career as a business and technology leader with 20 years of multi-industry experience, she has provided know-how and direction for leading-edge initiatives that included enterprise-wide agile transformations, process reengineering solutions, digital transformation, ERP implementations and Internet of Things innovations.  

Lenka earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, and has several international certifications in digital transformation, project management and agile delivery methods. 

Lenka is also appointed as President for the Czech Republic chapter of the global NGO Project Management Institute.

Vladimir Dzurilla graduated from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, he completed a study stay in the Netherlands and study at the British Open University.

He has worked in Accenture, in O2 as a consultant and management consultant for projects to exchange and implement large IT systems and to implement organizational and process changes. He currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer of the State enterprise the State Treasury, Shared Services Center, whose main task is to provide ICT services for the state administration and operation of the National Data Centre.

At the same time, he manages the National Agency for Communications and Information Technology, s. e. This agency has been forming the strategies of non-public communication networks, including proposals for the implementation of appropriate security measures and delivering shared services for public administration.

Vladimir Dzurilla also serves as Advisor to the Prime Minister for ICT and Digitization. In this position, he created and implements the strategic concept Digital Czech Republic, which contributes to a significant shift in the field of state IT and digital economy.

He contributed significantly to the creation of the Digital Services Right Act, the Czech Republic’s Innovation Strategy, and other projects for the transformation of public administration

Pavol is a consultant and trainer of OMNICOM, he performs in the field of design, implementation and optimization of IT practices by ITIL, Cobit, Agile, DevOps, Lean Management and ISO 20000 standard. He has worked in a wide range of IT environments from multinational companies to manufacture.

Paul Wilkinson is the director and owner of GamingWorks. He has been active in ITSM for over 30 years as a senior consultant, service development manager and ITIL creator. He is a co-author of the ITIL publication “Planning to Implement IT Service Management” and was a member of the Practitioner Architects team. He is the director and owner of GamingWorks, a company that has developed the internationally recognized simulation game ‘Apollo 13 – an ITSM case experience’ as well as factual simulations of Cybersecurity, Project Management, Business & IT Alignment and DevOps. He has also been involved in the development of ‘Attitude, Behavior and Culture of ICT’ publications, led ABC workshops and simulation workshops, with staff from over 500 organizations around the world.

Kaimar Karu helps organizations to navigate complexity. He has been working at the intersection of digital technology, business development, and policy-making for more than 20 years, most recently as the Minister of Foreign Trade and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia. Prior to taking office, he was running a consultancy business in London, focusing on strategy and decision-making in complex environments. This role was preceded by a global role of the Head of Product Strategy and Development for AXELOS.

Jiří Voříšek is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.

He is also the current vice president and former president of the Czech Society for System Integration and general director of the consulting company ITG, s.r.o.

He specializes in strategic information systems management, system integration, outsourcing and methodologies for the development and operation of business information systems. In 2010 and 2011, he cooperated with the National Economic Council of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Industry and Trade on the preparation of a competitiveness strategy for the Czech Republic. Since 2011 he has been a member of the working group of the Government Council for Competitiveness and the Information Society.

Eddy Peters is a principal ITSM consultant at CTG, combining plus twenty years of managerial, technical and process working experience in IT. Due to the broad job content, a generalist in operational IT and over the years, a Service Management enthusiast. Some even say evangelist… He is continuously in search of ways to optimize the relation between business and IT and deliver integrated services which maximize the capability of the organization to deliver the expected business outcome.

To share and facilitate sharing of knowledge, he is also appointed EMS professor in the ‘IT Organisation and Strategy’ executive program and president of the Belgian itSMF chapter.

Tereza has more than 10 years of experience in communication and change management at the international level. Tereza and her team are involved in building an optimal working climate and relationships through traditional and innovative communication channels and forms. Since 2020, she has also been actively involved in improving employee experience, especially in the field of scope of human resources. Her great hobby is the study of culture, both organizational and discovering the diversity of national cultures. Tereza graduated in business economics and management at the University of Economics in Prague.

After graduating from CVUT, Kozak left for the USA in 1985. Rudy never decided for a career related to his degree in civil engineering, and from the very beginning of his career he tended to gain experience in sales, marketing, direct business and working with customers. After eight years in the United States, Rudy returned to Europe. In the years 1994-2001, he founded and led the Czech branch of the US company Compaq Computer in Prague. For Hewlett Packard, Kozak was active in regional roles in the states of the former Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 

In 2015 he completely changed the industry – from IT environment to pharmaceutical – until September of this year he was the CEO of Astellas Pharma for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In addition to the already mentioned experience, professional interest in the field of selection and education of corporate talent was added. Rudy Kozak would like to keep on in this area in the future as well. 

Oldřich is currently active as a consultant for KPCS CZ. He focuses mainly on cloud technologies, focusing on Microsoft products (Azure, M365) and their security. He also has experience from on-premises environments where he has worked for many years as an infrastructure architect. He enjoys extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding and everything that raises a little adrenaline. He likes to travel and discover nature with his wife, daughter and son, who fill him with optimism. You can meet him at KPCS or Microsoft webinars dealing with cloud migration or Azure Governance. 

Martin has been in IT for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has gone through everything you can go through in IT. He has forgotten most of it, but he still knows what it means to install a server or to program something. The last few years he has spent with consulting and training in strategic, project, process and personal management, mainly focusing on IT. Its goal is always for customers and listeners to take away what helps and makes sense. Not only what is written in the books. He likes to follow Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s quote “Genius things aren’t those where there’s nothing to add, but those where there’s already nothing else to take away.”

Lenka Pincot is a leader of organizational transformations and strategic changes. Her focus is on enhancing business agility by building a culture of efficient teams and aligning business and IT strategies. Her expertise is in setting strategic transformation vision, driving complex changes leading to creation of customer value and coaching of agile teams for business success. 

Throughout her career as a business and technology leader with 20 years of multi-industry experience, she has provided know-how and direction for leading-edge initiatives that included enterprise-wide agile transformations, process reengineering solutions, digital transformation, ERP implementations and Internet of Things innovations.  

Lenka earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, and has several international certifications in digital transformation, project management and agile delivery methods. 

Lenka is also appointed as President for the Czech Republic chapter of the global NGO Project Management Institute.

Vladimir Dzurilla graduated from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, he completed a study stay in the Netherlands and study at the British Open University.

He has worked in Accenture, in O2 as a consultant and management consultant for projects to exchange and implement large IT systems and to implement organizational and process changes. He currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer of the State enterprise the State Treasury, Shared Services Center, whose main task is to provide ICT services for the state administration and operation of the National Data Centre.

At the same time, he manages the National Agency for Communications and Information Technology, s. e. This agency has been forming the strategies of non-public communication networks, including proposals for the implementation of appropriate security measures and delivering shared services for public administration.

Vladimir Dzurilla also serves as Advisor to the Prime Minister for ICT and Digitization. In this position, he created and implements the strategic concept Digital Czech Republic, which contributes to a significant shift in the field of state IT and digital economy.

He contributed significantly to the creation of the Digital Services Right Act, the Czech Republic’s Innovation Strategy, and other projects for the transformation of public administration

Pavol is a consultant and trainer of OMNICOM, he performs in the field of design, implementation and optimization of IT practices by ITIL, Cobit, Agile, DevOps, Lean Management and ISO 20000 standard. He has worked in a wide range of IT environments from multinational companies to manufacture.

Paul Wilkinson is the director and owner of GamingWorks. He has been active in ITSM for over 30 years as a senior consultant, service development manager and ITIL creator. He is a co-author of the ITIL publication “Planning to Implement IT Service Management” and was a member of the Practitioner Architects team. He is the director and owner of GamingWorks, a company that has developed the internationally recognized simulation game ‘Apollo 13 – an ITSM case experience’ as well as factual simulations of Cybersecurity, Project Management, Business & IT Alignment and DevOps. He has also been involved in the development of ‘Attitude, Behavior and Culture of ICT’ publications, led ABC workshops and simulation workshops, with staff from over 500 organizations around the world.

Kaimar Karu helps organizations to navigate complexity. He has been working at the intersection of digital technology, business development, and policy-making for more than 20 years, most recently as the Minister of Foreign Trade and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia. Prior to taking office, he was running a consultancy business in London, focusing on strategy and decision-making in complex environments. This role was preceded by a global role of the Head of Product Strategy and Development for AXELOS.

Jiří Voříšek is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.

He is also the current vice president and former president of the Czech Society for System Integration and general director of the consulting company ITG, s.r.o.

He specializes in strategic information systems management, system integration, outsourcing and methodologies for the development and operation of business information systems. In 2010 and 2011, he cooperated with the National Economic Council of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Industry and Trade on the preparation of a competitiveness strategy for the Czech Republic. Since 2011 he has been a member of the working group of the Government Council for Competitiveness and the Information Society.

Eddy Peters is a principal ITSM consultant at CTG, combining plus twenty years of managerial, technical and process working experience in IT. Due to the broad job content, a generalist in operational IT and over the years, a Service Management enthusiast. Some even say evangelist… He is continuously in search of ways to optimize the relation between business and IT and deliver integrated services which maximize the capability of the organization to deliver the expected business outcome.

To share and facilitate sharing of knowledge, he is also appointed EMS professor in the ‘IT Organisation and Strategy’ executive program and president of the Belgian itSMF chapter.

Tereza has more than 10 years of experience in communication and change management at the international level. Tereza and her team are involved in building an optimal working climate and relationships through traditional and innovative communication channels and forms. Since 2020, she has also been actively involved in improving employee experience, especially in the field of scope of human resources. Her great hobby is the study of culture, both organizational and discovering the diversity of national cultures. Tereza graduated in business economics and management at the University of Economics in Prague.

After graduating from CVUT, Kozak left for the USA in 1985. Rudy never decided for a career related to his degree in civil engineering, and from the very beginning of his career he tended to gain experience in sales, marketing, direct business and working with customers. After eight years in the United States, Rudy returned to Europe. In the years 1994-2001, he founded and led the Czech branch of the US company Compaq Computer in Prague. For Hewlett Packard, Kozak was active in regional roles in the states of the former Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 

In 2015 he completely changed the industry – from IT environment to pharmaceutical – until September of this year he was the CEO of Astellas Pharma for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In addition to the already mentioned experience, professional interest in the field of selection and education of corporate talent was added. Rudy Kozak would like to keep on in this area in the future as well. 

Oldřich is currently active as a consultant for KPCS CZ. He focuses mainly on cloud technologies, focusing on Microsoft products (Azure, M365) and their security. He also has experience from on-premises environments where he has worked for many years as an infrastructure architect. He enjoys extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding and everything that raises a little adrenaline. He likes to travel and discover nature with his wife, daughter and son, who fill him with optimism. You can meet him at KPCS or Microsoft webinars dealing with cloud migration or Azure Governance. 

Martin has been in IT for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has gone through everything you can go through in IT. He has forgotten most of it, but he still knows what it means to install a server or to program something. The last few years he has spent with consulting and training in strategic, project, process and personal management, mainly focusing on IT. Its goal is always for customers and listeners to take away what helps and makes sense. Not only what is written in the books. He likes to follow Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s quote “Genius things aren’t those where there’s nothing to add, but those where there’s already nothing else to take away.”

Lenka Pincot is a leader of organizational transformations and strategic changes. Her focus is on enhancing business agility by building a culture of efficient teams and aligning business and IT strategies. Her expertise is in setting strategic transformation vision, driving complex changes leading to creation of customer value and coaching of agile teams for business success. 

Throughout her career as a business and technology leader with 20 years of multi-industry experience, she has provided know-how and direction for leading-edge initiatives that included enterprise-wide agile transformations, process reengineering solutions, digital transformation, ERP implementations and Internet of Things innovations.  

Lenka earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, and has several international certifications in digital transformation, project management and agile delivery methods. 

Lenka is also appointed as President for the Czech Republic chapter of the global NGO Project Management Institute.

Vladimir Dzurilla graduated from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, he completed a study stay in the Netherlands and study at the British Open University.

He has worked in Accenture, in O2 as a consultant and management consultant for projects to exchange and implement large IT systems and to implement organizational and process changes. He currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer of the State enterprise the State Treasury, Shared Services Center, whose main task is to provide ICT services for the state administration and operation of the National Data Centre.

At the same time, he manages the National Agency for Communications and Information Technology, s. e. This agency has been forming the strategies of non-public communication networks, including proposals for the implementation of appropriate security measures and delivering shared services for public administration.

Vladimir Dzurilla also serves as Advisor to the Prime Minister for ICT and Digitization. In this position, he created and implements the strategic concept Digital Czech Republic, which contributes to a significant shift in the field of state IT and digital economy.

He contributed significantly to the creation of the Digital Services Right Act, the Czech Republic’s Innovation Strategy, and other projects for the transformation of public administration

Pavol is a consultant and trainer of OMNICOM, he performs in the field of design, implementation and optimization of IT practices by ITIL, Cobit, Agile, DevOps, Lean Management and ISO 20000 standard. He has worked in a wide range of IT environments from multinational companies to manufacture.

Paul Wilkinson is the director and owner of GamingWorks. He has been active in ITSM for over 30 years as a senior consultant, service development manager and ITIL creator. He is a co-author of the ITIL publication “Planning to Implement IT Service Management” and was a member of the Practitioner Architects team. He is the director and owner of GamingWorks, a company that has developed the internationally recognized simulation game ‘Apollo 13 – an ITSM case experience’ as well as factual simulations of Cybersecurity, Project Management, Business & IT Alignment and DevOps. He has also been involved in the development of ‘Attitude, Behavior and Culture of ICT’ publications, led ABC workshops and simulation workshops, with staff from over 500 organizations around the world.

Kaimar Karu helps organizations to navigate complexity. He has been working at the intersection of digital technology, business development, and policy-making for more than 20 years, most recently as the Minister of Foreign Trade and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia. Prior to taking office, he was running a consultancy business in London, focusing on strategy and decision-making in complex environments. This role was preceded by a global role of the Head of Product Strategy and Development for AXELOS.

Jiří Voříšek is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.

He is also the current vice president and former president of the Czech Society for System Integration and general director of the consulting company ITG, s.r.o.

He specializes in strategic information systems management, system integration, outsourcing and methodologies for the development and operation of business information systems. In 2010 and 2011, he cooperated with the National Economic Council of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Industry and Trade on the preparation of a competitiveness strategy for the Czech Republic. Since 2011 he has been a member of the working group of the Government Council for Competitiveness and the Information Society.

Eddy Peters is a principal ITSM consultant at CTG, combining plus twenty years of managerial, technical and process working experience in IT. Due to the broad job content, a generalist in operational IT and over the years, a Service Management enthusiast. Some even say evangelist… He is continuously in search of ways to optimize the relation between business and IT and deliver integrated services which maximize the capability of the organization to deliver the expected business outcome.

To share and facilitate sharing of knowledge, he is also appointed EMS professor in the ‘IT Organisation and Strategy’ executive program and president of the Belgian itSMF chapter.

Tereza has more than 10 years of experience in communication and change management at the international level. Tereza and her team are involved in building an optimal working climate and relationships through traditional and innovative communication channels and forms. Since 2020, she has also been actively involved in improving employee experience, especially in the field of scope of human resources. Her great hobby is the study of culture, both organizational and discovering the diversity of national cultures. Tereza graduated in business economics and management at the University of Economics in Prague.

After graduating from CVUT, Kozak left for the USA in 1985. Rudy never decided for a career related to his degree in civil engineering, and from the very beginning of his career he tended to gain experience in sales, marketing, direct business and working with customers. After eight years in the United States, Rudy returned to Europe. In the years 1994-2001, he founded and led the Czech branch of the US company Compaq Computer in Prague. For Hewlett Packard, Kozak was active in regional roles in the states of the former Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 

In 2015 he completely changed the industry – from IT environment to pharmaceutical – until September of this year he was the CEO of Astellas Pharma for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In addition to the already mentioned experience, professional interest in the field of selection and education of corporate talent was added. Rudy Kozak would like to keep on in this area in the future as well. 

Oldřich is currently active as a consultant for KPCS CZ. He focuses mainly on cloud technologies, focusing on Microsoft products (Azure, M365) and their security. He also has experience from on-premises environments where he has worked for many years as an infrastructure architect. He enjoys extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding and everything that raises a little adrenaline. He likes to travel and discover nature with his wife, daughter and son, who fill him with optimism. You can meet him at KPCS or Microsoft webinars dealing with cloud migration or Azure Governance. 

Martin has been in IT for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has gone through everything you can go through in IT. He has forgotten most of it, but he still knows what it means to install a server or to program something. The last few years he has spent with consulting and training in strategic, project, process and personal management, mainly focusing on IT. Its goal is always for customers and listeners to take away what helps and makes sense. Not only what is written in the books. He likes to follow Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s quote “Genius things aren’t those where there’s nothing to add, but those where there’s already nothing else to take away.”

Lenka Pincot is a leader of organizational transformations and strategic changes. Her focus is on enhancing business agility by building a culture of efficient teams and aligning business and IT strategies. Her expertise is in setting strategic transformation vision, driving complex changes leading to creation of customer value and coaching of agile teams for business success. 

Throughout her career as a business and technology leader with 20 years of multi-industry experience, she has provided know-how and direction for leading-edge initiatives that included enterprise-wide agile transformations, process reengineering solutions, digital transformation, ERP implementations and Internet of Things innovations.  

Lenka earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, and has several international certifications in digital transformation, project management and agile delivery methods. 

Lenka is also appointed as President for the Czech Republic chapter of the global NGO Project Management Institute.

Vladimir Dzurilla graduated from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, he completed a study stay in the Netherlands and study at the British Open University.

He has worked in Accenture, in O2 as a consultant and management consultant for projects to exchange and implement large IT systems and to implement organizational and process changes. He currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer of the State enterprise the State Treasury, Shared Services Center, whose main task is to provide ICT services for the state administration and operation of the National Data Centre.

At the same time, he manages the National Agency for Communications and Information Technology, s. e. This agency has been forming the strategies of non-public communication networks, including proposals for the implementation of appropriate security measures and delivering shared services for public administration.

Vladimir Dzurilla also serves as Advisor to the Prime Minister for ICT and Digitization. In this position, he created and implements the strategic concept Digital Czech Republic, which contributes to a significant shift in the field of state IT and digital economy.

He contributed significantly to the creation of the Digital Services Right Act, the Czech Republic’s Innovation Strategy, and other projects for the transformation of public administration

Pavol is a consultant and trainer of OMNICOM, he performs in the field of design, implementation and optimization of IT practices by ITIL, Cobit, Agile, DevOps, Lean Management and ISO 20000 standard. He has worked in a wide range of IT environments from multinational companies to manufacture.

Paul Wilkinson is the director and owner of GamingWorks. He has been active in ITSM for over 30 years as a senior consultant, service development manager and ITIL creator. He is a co-author of the ITIL publication “Planning to Implement IT Service Management” and was a member of the Practitioner Architects team. He is the director and owner of GamingWorks, a company that has developed the internationally recognized simulation game ‘Apollo 13 – an ITSM case experience’ as well as factual simulations of Cybersecurity, Project Management, Business & IT Alignment and DevOps. He has also been involved in the development of ‘Attitude, Behavior and Culture of ICT’ publications, led ABC workshops and simulation workshops, with staff from over 500 organizations around the world.

Kaimar Karu helps organizations to navigate complexity. He has been working at the intersection of digital technology, business development, and policy-making for more than 20 years, most recently as the Minister of Foreign Trade and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia. Prior to taking office, he was running a consultancy business in London, focusing on strategy and decision-making in complex environments. This role was preceded by a global role of the Head of Product Strategy and Development for AXELOS.

Jiří Voříšek is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.

He is also the current vice president and former president of the Czech Society for System Integration and general director of the consulting company ITG, s.r.o.

He specializes in strategic information systems management, system integration, outsourcing and methodologies for the development and operation of business information systems. In 2010 and 2011, he cooperated with the National Economic Council of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Industry and Trade on the preparation of a competitiveness strategy for the Czech Republic. Since 2011 he has been a member of the working group of the Government Council for Competitiveness and the Information Society.

Eddy Peters is a principal ITSM consultant at CTG, combining plus twenty years of managerial, technical and process working experience in IT. Due to the broad job content, a generalist in operational IT and over the years, a Service Management enthusiast. Some even say evangelist… He is continuously in search of ways to optimize the relation between business and IT and deliver integrated services which maximize the capability of the organization to deliver the expected business outcome.

To share and facilitate sharing of knowledge, he is also appointed EMS professor in the ‘IT Organisation and Strategy’ executive program and president of the Belgian itSMF chapter.

Tereza has more than 10 years of experience in communication and change management at the international level. Tereza and her team are involved in building an optimal working climate and relationships through traditional and innovative communication channels and forms. Since 2020, she has also been actively involved in improving employee experience, especially in the field of scope of human resources. Her great hobby is the study of culture, both organizational and discovering the diversity of national cultures. Tereza graduated in business economics and management at the University of Economics in Prague.

After graduating from CVUT, Kozak left for the USA in 1985. Rudy never decided for a career related to his degree in civil engineering, and from the very beginning of his career he tended to gain experience in sales, marketing, direct business and working with customers. After eight years in the United States, Rudy returned to Europe. In the years 1994-2001, he founded and led the Czech branch of the US company Compaq Computer in Prague. For Hewlett Packard, Kozak was active in regional roles in the states of the former Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 

In 2015 he completely changed the industry – from IT environment to pharmaceutical – until September of this year he was the CEO of Astellas Pharma for the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In addition to the already mentioned experience, professional interest in the field of selection and education of corporate talent was added. Rudy Kozak would like to keep on in this area in the future as well. 

Oldřich is currently active as a consultant for KPCS CZ. He focuses mainly on cloud technologies, focusing on Microsoft products (Azure, M365) and their security. He also has experience from on-premises environments where he has worked for many years as an infrastructure architect. He enjoys extreme sports such as skateboarding, snowboarding and everything that raises a little adrenaline. He likes to travel and discover nature with his wife, daughter and son, who fill him with optimism. You can meet him at KPCS or Microsoft webinars dealing with cloud migration or Azure Governance. 

Martin has been in IT for nearly 30 years. During that time, he has gone through everything you can go through in IT. He has forgotten most of it, but he still knows what it means to install a server or to program something. The last few years he has spent with consulting and training in strategic, project, process and personal management, mainly focusing on IT. Its goal is always for customers and listeners to take away what helps and makes sense. Not only what is written in the books. He likes to follow Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s quote “Genius things aren’t those where there’s nothing to add, but those where there’s already nothing else to take away.”

Lenka Pincot is a leader of organizational transformations and strategic changes. Her focus is on enhancing business agility by building a culture of efficient teams and aligning business and IT strategies. Her expertise is in setting strategic transformation vision, driving complex changes leading to creation of customer value and coaching of agile teams for business success. 

Throughout her career as a business and technology leader with 20 years of multi-industry experience, she has provided know-how and direction for leading-edge initiatives that included enterprise-wide agile transformations, process reengineering solutions, digital transformation, ERP implementations and Internet of Things innovations.  

Lenka earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Sciences, Software Engineering, and has several international certifications in digital transformation, project management and agile delivery methods. 

Lenka is also appointed as President for the Czech Republic chapter of the global NGO Project Management Institute.

Vladimir Dzurilla graduated from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava, he completed a study stay in the Netherlands and study at the British Open University.

He has worked in Accenture, in O2 as a consultant and management consultant for projects to exchange and implement large IT systems and to implement organizational and process changes. He currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer of the State enterprise the State Treasury, Shared Services Center, whose main task is to provide ICT services for the state administration and operation of the National Data Centre.

At the same time, he manages the National Agency for Communications and Information Technology, s. e. This agency has been forming the strategies of non-public communication networks, including proposals for the implementation of appropriate security measures and delivering shared services for public administration.

Vladimir Dzurilla also serves as Advisor to the Prime Minister for ICT and Digitization. In this position, he created and implements the strategic concept Digital Czech Republic, which contributes to a significant shift in the field of state IT and digital economy.

He contributed significantly to the creation of the Digital Services Right Act, the Czech Republic’s Innovation Strategy, and other projects for the transformation of public administration

Pavol is a consultant and trainer of OMNICOM, he performs in the field of design, implementation and optimization of IT practices by ITIL, Cobit, Agile, DevOps, Lean Management and ISO 20000 standard. He has worked in a wide range of IT environments from multinational companies to manufacture.

Paul Wilkinson is the director and owner of GamingWorks. He has been active in ITSM for over 30 years as a senior consultant, service development manager and ITIL creator. He is a co-author of the ITIL publication “Planning to Implement IT Service Management” and was a member of the Practitioner Architects team. He is the director and owner of GamingWorks, a company that has developed the internationally recognized simulation game ‘Apollo 13 – an ITSM case experience’ as well as factual simulations of Cybersecurity, Project Management, Business & IT Alignment and DevOps. He has also been involved in the development of ‘Attitude, Behavior and Culture of ICT’ publications, led ABC workshops and simulation workshops, with staff from over 500 organizations around the world.

Kaimar Karu helps organizations to navigate complexity. He has been working at the intersection of digital technology, business development, and policy-making for more than 20 years, most recently as the Minister of Foreign Trade and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia. Prior to taking office, he was running a consultancy business in London, focusing on strategy and decision-making in complex environments. This role was preceded by a global role of the Head of Product Strategy and Development for AXELOS.

Jiří Voříšek is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Information Technology at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics of the University of Economics in Prague.

He is also the current vice president and former president of the Czech Society for System Integration and general director of the consulting company ITG, s.r.o.

He specializes in strategic information systems management, system integration, outsourcing and methodologies for the development and operation of business information systems. In 2010 and 2011, he cooperated with the National Economic Council of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Industry and Trade on the preparation of a competitiveness strategy for the Czech Republic. Since 2011 he has been a member of the working group of the Government Council for Competitiveness and the Information Society.

Eddy Peters is a principal ITSM consultant at CTG, combining plus twenty years of managerial, technical and process working experience in IT. Due to the broad job content, a generalist in operational IT and over the years, a Service Management enthusiast. Some even say evangelist… He is continuously in search of ways to optimize the relation between business and IT and deliver integrated services which maximize the capability of the organization to deliver the expected business outcome.

To share and facilitate sharing of knowledge, he is also appointed EMS professor in the ‘IT Organisation and Strategy’ executive program and president of the Belgian itSMF chapter.