Roundtable Track 1

Platforms: Global-First Infrastructure Architecture & Integrations

 

​Designing adaptive platform foundations for scalable multilingual multimodal global deployment.

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The Challenge:

Next-Gen AI-Powered Infrastructure: Balancing Autonomy, Control & Continuous Localization

 

• As organizations move to global-first, AI-powered circular launches, platform teams must rethink infrastructure: enabling autonomous, agent-driven systems while maintaining human quality governance, auditability, and trust.

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• This Roundtable examines how to architect integrated AI infrastructure across platforms, models, and tools to support continuous localization, real-time adaptation, and circular global workflows.

 

• The discussion focuses on how the right-fit infrastructure architecture enables faster global deployment, smarter localization, and continuous optimization across markets, without compromising control, quality, or reliability.

Roundtable Track 2

Data Infrastructure, Governance  & Sovereignty

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Designing scalable data and governance models for global-first, AI-driven operations.

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The Challenge:

​Centralized, Decentralized, or Adaptive Hybrid Governance?

 

• As organizations move toward global-first, AI-powered production, traditional data and language governance models are under pressure. Centralized systems offer control and compliance but often slow execution. Decentralized models increase speed and autonomy but isolate teams, fragment quality, and reduce visibility.

 

• This Roundtable focuses on the emergence of an adaptive hybrid governance model: a distributed, shared approach enabled by multilingual, multimodal, agentic AI. Governance becomes a cross-functional responsibility spanning Product, Marketing, and Localization, supported by microservice-based infrastructure.

 

• The discussion centers on how to balance speed, consistency, risk, and accountability to achieve global-first performance-fit, moving beyond domestic vs. international ownership toward shared global outcomes.​​​​​​​​​

Roundtable Track 3

People: Organizational Structure & Global Operations

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Redesigning teams and operating models for global-first, AI-enabled performance.

 

The Challenge:

Human × AI “Double-Agent” Teams: Redefining Roles, Accountability & Quality

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• As AI systems take on greater autonomy, organizations must rethink how humans and AI collaborate at scale. The challenge is not replacement, but role clarity: determining where human judgment, oversight, and accountability remain essential to ensure quality, trust, and performance.

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• This Roundtable examines how companies are evolving organizational structures, operating models, and cross-functional collaboration to deliver global-ready-from-day-one outcomes.

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• The discussion will focus on how to upskill teams across disciplines, embed quality assurance into Human × AI workflows, and build organizations that can continuously adapt as technologies and global expectations evolve.​

Roundtable Track 4

Product: Adaptive Performance for Global-Ready & Geo-Fit

 

Designing products and experiences that adapt to regional, cultural, and market-specific needs.

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The Challenge:

From One-Size-Fits-All to Right-Fit Global-First Product Performance.

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Global-first products can no longer rely on uniform UI/UX or static value propositions. The challenge is to design, build, and deliver adaptive experiences that account for regional behaviors, cultural context, and local use cases—by design, not as an afterthought.

This Roundtable examines core product foundations from ideation through launch, focusing on how teams:

• Define the right problem and value proposition for new markets

• Identify and prioritize market-specific customer segments

• Establish relevant success metrics and KPIs across region

 

The discussion centers on how adaptive product strategy enables geo-fit performance at scale—balancing global consistency with local relevance to drive sustainable adoption and growth.

Roundtable Track 5

The Geo-Cultural Context Layer: Core Considerations

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Embedding cultural intelligence and regional context into global-first AI systems and experiences.

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The Challenge:

Preserving Cultural Nuance, User Intent & Market-Fit in AI-Driven Output​

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• As AI increasingly shapes creative, content, and product experiences, organizations face a critical challenge: ensuring AI output reflects cultural nuance, regional context, and accurate user intent, rather than defaulting to generic global responses.

 

• This Roundtable shares case study examples from the Gaming industry on how to avoid cultural & geopolitical pitfalls when designing experiences for global audiences. The discussion also focuses on how teams can design geo-cultural context layers that inform AI systems at every stage: from data and prompts to generation and evaluation.

 

• We explore how to operationalize cultural intelligence at scale, enabling creative AI to deliver market-fit experiences that are locally resonant, globally consistent, and aligned with brand values, without sacrificing speed or efficiency.