From 23 to 25 June, we attended DTW Ignite 2026 in Copenhagen, where telecom operators, technology vendors and industry leaders came together to define the roadmap for the next generation of digital networks and intelligent operations.
The key takeaway was clear: the conversation is no longer about whether organisations should adopt AI, but about how to deliver measurable business outcomes, reduce operational risk and improve efficiency at scale. At the same time, it became evident that data quality and the modernisation of legacy systems remain the biggest barriers to achieving increasingly autonomous operations.
Another major theme was the rise of AI-native architectures, driven by open standards that embed artificial intelligence into the very design of digital platforms rather than treating it as an additional layer.
Our participation at DTW Ignite 2026 provided an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas with some of the industry’s leading organisations and discuss the future of observability, automation and AI for critical infrastructure.
ExpoRetail Iberoamérica Strengthens Our Presence Across Leading Industry Media
Our participation at ExpoRetail Iberoamérica 2026 was about much more than showcasing our expertise in observability and AI for retail. Over the course of the two-day event, we exchanged ideas with some of the industry’s leading voices and confirmed that availability, performance and digital experience have become strategic priorities for organisations across the retail sector.
The event also generated significant media attention. Telemadrid visited our stand to learn first-hand about our intelligent operations approach and observability solutions, while Revista Alimentaria interviewed Roberto Monge, Business Development Manager at Datadope, to discuss the technology challenges facing retailers and the critical role observability plays in an environment where even the smallest disruption can directly affect customer experience.
We return from ExpoRetail with new opportunities, new challenges and a clear confirmation that observability is now firmly on the retail sector’s strategic agenda. At Datadope, we remain committed to helping organisations build smarter, more resilient operations that are ready for the future.
AWS Summit Madrid 2026: Observability and AI for the Future of Operations
We were proud to take part in AWS Summit Madrid 2026, one of the industry’s leading events dedicated to cloud, artificial intelligence and next-generation technologies, bringing together thousands of professionals to explore the latest innovations transforming digital operations.
Throughout the event, we had the opportunity to meet with customers, partners and technology leaders to discuss how advanced observability, SmartOps and AI are helping organisations build smarter, more efficient and more resilient operations. Beyond the technology showcases, one message stood out clearly: the real challenge is no longer adopting more technology, but ensuring it operates seamlessly, securely and without disruption.
We would like to thank Amazon Web Services (AWS), and especially Antonio Candela Royo and his team, for inviting us to be part of an event that continues to establish itself as one of the key meeting points for the cloud and innovation ecosystem. We leave with new ideas, valuable connections and the certainty that observability will continue to play a pivotal role in the next generation of digital operations.
