Productivity Programme's Doing it Differently Conference 2022

Event Information

This year’s Doing it Differently Conference, delivered by the Productivity Programme, will focus around the subject of digitalisation. With the Covid-19 pandemic accelerating the need for virtual environments and efficient online processes, Greater Lincolnshire businesses have risen to the challenge of responding to changing customer and supplier demands.

As we resume more interaction in the physical world, what behaviours of the last two years will remain? What will 2022 and beyond bring for digital advancement and how can Greater Lincolnshire businesses prepare and respond successfully?

This dynamic, interactive event aims to propel our county into the next phase of digital fluency, bringing together industry experts and futurists with our region’s SMEs to share ideas and best practice, discover new tech and collaboratively address day-to-day challenges in approaching digital innovation.

Featuring: Keynote speakers, group workshops, a “digital playground” to enjoy a taster of upcoming technological trends, interactivity, dynamic discussion and fireside chat.

Facilitator – Zoe Kleinman

Zoe Kleinman is an experienced senior reporter covering business and technology news across BBC outlets. From cybersecurity and hacking to artificial intelligence and driverless cars, plus her experience reporting for BBC News on the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoe’s vast expertise and knowledge of all things tech is brought to life as a keynote speaker or conference host.

Keynote Speaker – Rohit Talwar

Rohit Talwar is a global futurist, foresight researcher, award-winning and thought provoking keynote speaker, strategic adviser, entrepreneur, and the CEO of Fast Future. Through his virtual and live speaking, executive education, research, consultancy, and publishing he advises leaders in global businesses, government, and NGOs around the world on how to anticipate and respond to disruptive change. Rohit is has recently been advising on how to respond to the COVID-19 disruption, prepare for a range of possible future scenarios, and develop greater resilience and anticipatory capabilities in our lives, our organizations, and our countries.