We Hosted the 4th Edition of Tech in Motion: Focusing on the Future of AI and Human-Centric Change
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We Hosted the 4th Edition of Tech in Motion: Focusing on the Future of AI and Human-Centric Change

This year, Tech in Motion focused on practical strategies for modernising systems and building AI-ready cultures, shaping a future where technology empowers people and communities.

9 October 2025

We’re proud to share that Tech in Motion, Accesa’s tech conference, took place in September for the 4th consecutive year, bringing together industry, business, and technology experts. With over 600 participants and insights shared by industry leaders, this year’s conference was an insights-rich event that explored how the fast evolution of technology puts businesses in motion.  

Together we built a platform for meaningful conversations, real-world insights, and forward-thinking discussions that supported our continuous passion for technology and interest in innovation. 

The agenda featured thought leaders and experts, offering attendees a blend of technical expertise, visionary thinking, and real-world applications. With leading voices from across Retail, Manufacturing, and Finance joining the conversation, Tech in Motion was the place to explore how AI can improve business outcomes.  

Architecting the future with AI and human-centric change. This year’s theme and conversation starter 

Our people, partners, and clients addressed various topics from the perspective of innovation and AI enablers, but also with a strong focus on scalability and organisational maturity. This approach led to conversations focused on what it takes to architect the future with AI and human-centric change. 

Furthermore, experts from Accesa were joined on stage by industry leaders from global businesses, including Google, UiPath, Atruvia, KWS, Verder, metafinanz, MediaMarktSaturn and many others. Together, they explored one of today’s most pressing conversations in technology: how to shape a future where AI serves people, businesses, and communities. 

Fireside chats focused on the effective transition from traditional to AI-powered 

Lastly, the 4th edition of Tech in Motion wrapped up with two engaging Fireside Chats, where industry leaders stepped on the stage to exchange ideas on how organisations can effectively transition from traditional systems to AI-powered operations, all while keeping a people-first approach.  

The first session, Experimentation in Real Life - The Journey from Legacy to AI, brought together experts from various organisations, such as Fressnapf, MediaMarktSaturn and Accesa. The conversation was focused on the challenges and breakthroughs companies face when modernising legacy systems. 

For the second session, we focused on Building AI-Ready Cultures - People, Processes and Systems where the panelists from Interhyp and Accesa, discussed how organisations can lay the groundwork for AI by encouraging adaptable mindsets, agile processes, and cross-functional collaboration.  

With a full day of inspiring talks and hands-on insights, Tech in Motion marked a meaningful step forward in shaping the future of technology through collaboration and human-centric change. Watch the aftermovie for a closer look at the atmosphere and key focus points of the conference.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/evObVAXPoKo?si=jP-2yX13-fS-FzxI

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