In the times of AI, what you can you do to stay ahead?
Speaker
DR. KITTY HUNG, PhD, CITP, FBCS
Agenda
6.00pm - Coffee and networking
6.30pm - Main presentation
7.30pm - Q&A
8.00pm - Light refreshments for those who are able to attend in person
8.30pm - Close
SYNOPSIS
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant trend. It’s a present force reshaping how we work, decide, and lead. This session, AI’s Impact on Roles, Decisions, Workplace: How to Stay Ahead, is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and foresight to thrive in a world transformed by AI.
Dr. Kitty Hung will explore how roles are evolving, how decision-making is being enhanced by intelligent systems, and how workplaces are adapting to this rapid technological shift. With her guidance, attendees will learn to harness the power of AI while staying grounded in human-centric skills that remain vital in the digital age.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand the Impact of AI on Roles – Discover how automation and augmentation are shifting professional responsibilities and skill sets.
Enhance Decision-Making with AI – Learn how AI is transforming business decisions through data-driven insights and predictive analytics.
Adapt to AI-Driven Change – Explore how organizations can embrace agility and innovation in response to the changing landscape.
Unlock Opportunities with AI – Identify how professionals can leverage AI tools to drive innovation and growth while staying ethically grounded.
KEY POINT
This session will demystify AI’s impact on the workforce and empower attendees to lead amidst change. Topics include AI adoption trends, evolving roles, decision-making transformation, the future of IT professionals, ethical considerations, and the enduring value of human analysis and leadership.
About the speaker
Dr. Kitty Hung has three decades of experience in Tech working in various projects ranging from Central Government, Local Authorities, Aerospace, Defence, Aviation, Transportation, Security & Telecommunications. She holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Sheffield. Her role predominantly focuses on business analysis in digital transformation, cyber security, and large-scale systems delivery across both government and FTSE 250 organizations.
A Fellow of BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT (FBCS) and a Chartered IT Professional (CITP), Dr. Hung is a frequent contributor to thought leadership through journals such as TechUK, Passenger Terminal World and the BCS ITNow, and she is an active public speaker in major conferences including IRM UK's Business Analysis Conference and BCS industry events.
Her career includes impactful roles with the London Metropolitan Police, Capita, Raytheon UK, and Atkins, leading projects in justice reform, cyber intelligence, smart metering infrastructure, and airport technology modernisation.
Dr. Hung has also served as a Special Police Constable with the Met, supporting cybercrime investigations with her technical expertise. She is passionate about using technology to enhance human capability, foster ethical innovation, and drive business success in complex, high-stakes environments.
Learn more at :
www.drkittyhung.com or on her
LinkedIn :
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kitty-hung-phd-citp-fbcs-miiba-03120a66?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app
TARGET AUDIENCE
Business Analysts, Change Specialists and IT Professionals navigating technological disruption.
Managers and Leaders responsible for digital transformation
Decision-makers seeking to harness AI in their workflows
Anyone interested in the ethical and practical implications of AI in the workplace
LEVEL
Intermediate
Experienced
Leader
Our events are for adults aged 16 years and over.
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