23-25 September 2026 - Copenhagen, Denmark
Directions for Enterprise 2026
Global community for Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&SCM partners
Directions for Enterprise is where the global Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management partner ecosystem comes together to shape what’s next. It brings together Microsoft, system integrators, ISVs, industry leaders and key decision-makers actively building and delivering enterprise solutions.
Over three focused days, you’ll gain practical insights, strategic perspectives, and direct access to the conversations that matter - from Agentic ERP to real-world AI. Expect actionable content and high-value connections designed to help you make smarter decisions, accelerate innovation, and grow your business.
Normal ticket - 1499 EUR
Group discount 10% for 5+ tickets, 20% for 10+ tickets
Beyond Copilot Hype: Quantifying AI Risk & ROI in Dynamics 365 F&SCM
AI is embedding itself into Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management from forecasting and cash-flow predictions to procurement scoring and autonomous agents. Yet most project managers, consultants and partners are still explaining AI on productivity narratives, not on quantified business value or risk-adjusted return. This session challenges the feature-first approach. We will examine how AI changes the financial, operational, and regulatory risk profile of ERP implementations, and why traditional risk heatmaps fail in enterprise AI deployments.
You will learn a practical framework to:
• Calculate the Risk Delta (new AI risk introduced vs. legacy risk reduced)
• Model the levelized cost of AI, including monitoring, drift, inference, and governance overhead
• Align EU AI Act and ISO 42001 requirements to D365 architecture without slowing innovation
• Communicate AI exposure and ROI credibly to CFOs and boards
Using real-world enterprise examples, we will translate governance into architecture, and architecture into financial impact.
If you are a Dynamics partner navigating Copilot, AI agents, or advanced automation, this session will help you price smarter, deploy safer, and turn compliance into competitive advantage.
Speakers:
Hernan Huwyler
AI Risk & Compliance Leader| Academic Director IE | Decision-Making | AI Threats and Controls | Responsible Technology | Quantitative Risk | Compliance
Hernan Huwyler is a Global Risk Management Executive and the Academic Director at IE Law and Business School (Executive Education) and AI GRC Sr. Manager at Capgemini Denmark. With a dual background as an MBA and CPA, Hernan specializes in the intersection of Law, Technology, and Quantitative Risk.
He focuses on "translating" complex regulatory frameworks (EU AI Act, GDPR, ISO 42001) into actionable architectures for engineering and business teams. Unlike traditional compliance officers, Hernan advocates for data-driven risk management, moving beyond "heatmaps" to utilize Monte Carlo simulations, convolution models, and Python-based risk quantification.
Hernan has led Risk, Control, and Audit functions for major multinational corporations across Europe and the Americas. He writes and speaks extensively on Adversarial AI, Algorithmic Auditing, and the financial quantification of Cyber Risk.
Hernan Huwyler
AI Risk & Compliance Leader| Academic Director IE | Decision-Making | AI Threats and Controls | Responsible Technology | Quantitative Risk | Compliance
Hernan Huwyler is a Global Risk Management Executive and the Academic Director at IE Law and Business School (Executive Education) and AI GRC Sr. Manager at Capgemini Denmark. With a dual background as an MBA and CPA, Hernan specializes in the intersection of Law, Technology, and Quantitative Risk.
He focuses on "translating" complex regulatory frameworks (EU AI Act, GDPR, ISO 42001) into actionable architectures for engineering and business teams. Unlike traditional compliance officers, Hernan advocates for data-driven risk management, moving beyond "heatmaps" to utilize Monte Carlo simulations, convolution models, and Python-based risk quantification.
Hernan has led Risk, Control, and Audit functions for major multinational corporations across Europe and the Americas. He writes and speaks extensively on Adversarial AI, Algorithmic Auditing, and the financial quantification of Cyber Risk.