What if a conference didn’t end with a Q&A, but with your problem on the table?
For the Business Track at Plone Conference 2026, we’ve built something different.
We start with one question:
What does digital sovereignty look like in the systems an organisation actually runs?
A sovereignty requirement that sounds good on paper but gets complicated in production.
Put it to the people on stage.
The goal isn’t to leave with more slides.
It’s to leave with a clearer assessment of what you should do next.
Plone Conference 2026 — Business Track
📍 Maastricht
📅 Friday, 25 September
🎟 €180
No prior Plone knowledge required.
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iMio is a public IT cooperative. It serves 460 municipalities in Wallonia and runs about a dozen platforms for them, from permit management to council deliberation.
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Where lock-in risk was weighed against delivery speed. Where iMio built instead of buying, and why. What sovereignty cost in time and complexity, and the places it turned out to cost nothing.
He is the only speaker on the programme who is a buyer rather than a supplier.
You can read any vendor's roadmap. You cannot audit one.
For an institution committing to a platform for the next decade, that difference is a procurement question, and almost nobody asks it.
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can pick it up or leave it. That is what "offered for ratification" looks like while it is happening, rather than in a press release afterwards.
He is also direct about what does not ship in core, which is the part a vendor roadmap never contains.





