Enterprise AI has moved past the question of whether it works. The question now is which platforms it runs on, what it costs at scale, and who is accountable when it acts.
Enterprise AI Global puts the engineers building AI systems and the leaders deciding where AI goes next in the same room. Two streams run under one roof: AI Engineering and Infrastructure, and Enterprise AI Strategy and Transformation.
The 2027 series opens at Centrepiece at Melbourne Park on 11 March, with 700+ AI, data and technology leaders from 300+ organisations across Australia and New Zealand, and 24 partner organisations in the room.
Small groups, real problems, peers in your seat. Ten to twelve practitioners around one table, chaired by someone who does the job, working through something the whole room is dealing with.
Practitioners sharing what worked, not vendor theory. What they built, what it cost, what broke, and what they would do differently.
Live debate. Vote and contribute from your phone. Three or four people who genuinely disagree, a chair willing to push, and the room's answers on screen as it runs.
Matched to your challenges. Short meetings with solution providers based on what you flag at registration, scheduled around the rest of your day at the summit.
Ten partners maximum per event. That cap is what keeps booth engagement and meeting quality high.
Agenda drops, speaker announcements and registration windows for Enterprise AI Global Melbourne.
