Why context, not the model, is now the real infrastructure decision
Context. Connected. Governed. Actioned.
Bringing together CIOs, Chief AI Officers, CDOs and Data/AI leaders across EMEA. This series: what it takes to move past the pilot and into governed, adopted, enterprise-wide deployment.
Most enterprises have run the AI pilot. Fewer have made it stick. The gap between a working proof of concept and a governed, adopted, enterprise-wide deployment is where most AI initiatives stall, and it is rarely a model problem. It is a context problem: information scattered across tools, permissions that do not hold up at scale, and no clear way to measure whether any of it is actually working.
The Chief Context Series is a standing roundtable community for the executives who own that problem, wherever it shows up on their title. This session, The Second Act of Enterprise AI, brings together data and technology leaders across financial services, government, retail, healthcare, telecommunications, energy and utilities, and higher education, working through what scaled AI adoption actually looks like inside a real organisation.
Why context, not the model, is now the real infrastructure decision
Permissions and governance as an extension of context, not a separate checkbox
Where context gaps quietly drive up AI cost and token waste
Who actually owns context inside the business, and why that is now a board-level question
Glean maps how everything at work relates through the Enterprise Graph. The series is built the same way: each city is a node, every table adds context, and what the community learns compounds across the region.
Market angle to be confirmed. Each card carries a short line on what that market is actually facing, so the conversation reads local rather than generic.
Market angle to be confirmed. Each card carries a short line on what that market is actually facing, so the conversation reads local rather than generic.
Market angle to be confirmed. Each card carries a short line on what that market is actually facing, so the conversation reads local rather than generic.
Market angle to be confirmed. Each card carries a short line on what that market is actually facing, so the conversation reads local rather than generic.
Market angle to be confirmed. Each card carries a short line on what that market is actually facing, so the conversation reads local rather than generic.
Market angle to be confirmed. Each card carries a short line on what that market is actually facing, so the conversation reads local rather than generic.
They're not experimenting anymore. They're operationalizing AI to drive ROI at scale.
Arvind Jain, Founder and CEO, Glean
Source: Glean company announcement, 8 December 2025. Approved for use by Glean marketing TBC
Glean is the Work AI platform that unifies enterprise search, assistants and agents on your company's own context, connecting knowledge, systems and permissions so AI can securely take on real work across every team.
Innovatus Media partners with global technology companies to bring executive communities together through invite-only roundtables, dinner series and roadshow events across APAC, EMEA and NAMER.
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