Climate, cyber, supply chain & real estate: is your organization ready for 2030?
Climate change, rising cyber threats, supply chain disruptions, and increasingly stringent national and international laws and regulations pose concrete challenges that have an ever-growing impact on corporate assets (including buildings and installations) and business processes.
These trends and developments require a new vision of strategic and operational business management focused on continuity – including the deployment and management of assets, also known as asset management.
Inspiration day 2027 - Future Proof Asset Management
Around these themes Bureau Veritas will organize the Inspiration Day 2027 Future Proof Asset Management – climate, cyber, supply chain & real estate: are you ready for 2030? on January 19 and February 4.
Through a series of four interactive workshops led by leading industry experts, we explore with you the aforementioned challenges that will shape virtually every organization—both now and in the years to come. Seize this unique opportunity to gain practical tools for making your assets and business processes future-proof.
You can join Inspiration Day 2027 in the way that suits you best. Register for the full day for €350, a half-day session for €190, or join online via Teams for €50. With the online option, you can also choose to receive the recording afterwards. As an added benefit, when you register for either the half-day or full-day option, you will also receive recordings of both days after the event.
Programme, Practical information and registration
program (19 January / 4 February)
09.00 – 09.30 | Arrival & Welcome |
09.30 – 10.00 | Plenary opening session |
10.00 – 11.00 | Workshop 1: Climate Adaptation & Resilience |
11.00 – 11.30 | Break |
11.30 – 12.30 | Workshop 2: Green Buildings & Building Resilience |
12.30 – 13.30 | Lunch |
13.30 – 14.30 | Workshop 3: Supply Chain Risks & Security Management |
14.30 – 15.00 | Break |
15.00 – 16.00 | Workshop 4: Cyber Security Regulations & Solutions |
16.00 – 16.30 | Plenary closing session and bite & drinks |
Workshop content
Workshop 1: Climate Adaptation & Resilience
Climate change poses increasingly significant challenges for buildings, infrastructure, and business processes. In this workshop, you will gain insight into key climate risks – such as extreme precipitation, heat stress, drought, and flooding – and their impact on your organization and assets.
Questions addressed in this workshop include:
- Which climate risks are relevant to buildings, installations, and infrastructure?
- What is the impact of extreme weather conditions on business operations?
- Which assets are most vulnerable, and how do we determine priorities?
- How can we integrate climate risks into asset and risk management?
- What measures can we take to enhance the resilience of our assets and organization?
Workshop 2: Green Buildings & Building Resilience
Sustainable buildings must not only be energy-efficient but also resilient to the impacts of climate change, evolving user needs, and future laws and regulations. In this workshop, we explore how organizations can make their buildings more sustainable while simultaneously enhancing the resilience, safety, and value of their real estate portfolios.
Questions addressed in this workshop include:
- Which measures reduce both climate risks and energy consumption?
- How can we mitigate heat stress, waterlogging, and drought?
- What requirements apply to sustainable real estate?
- How can we integrate sustainability objectives into maintenance and investment plans?
- Which certification schemes and standards are relevant to our organization?
Workshop 3: Supply Chain Risks & Security Management
In a world of geopolitical uncertainty, stricter regulations, climate change, and increasing reliance on global supply chains, supply chain resilience is becoming increasingly important. In this workshop, we explore how organizations can identify, manage, and mitigate risks within their supply chains to ensure continuity, security, and reliability.
Questions addressed in this workshop include:
- Which risks pose the greatest threat to our supply chain?
- How do we identify and monitor critical suppliers and dependencies?
- What can we do to enhance the resilience of our supply chain?
- How do we ensure continuity in the event of unexpected disruptions or crises?
- What role do security, crisis management, and incident response play in supply chain management?
Workshop 4: Cyber Security Regulations & Solutions
Cyber threats are on the rise, and organizations are facing increasingly stringent laws and regulations regarding information security and cyber resilience. In this workshop, we discuss the latest developments in cybersecurity, compliance, and risk management. We demonstrate how organizations can strengthen their digital resilience while simultaneously meeting legal obligations.
Questions addressed in this workshop include:
- Which cyber threats pose the greatest risks to our organization?
- What do NIS2, CRA, and other regulations mean for our responsibilities?
- Which critical systems, assets, and processes are the most vulnerable?
- How do we protect our IT, OT, and building management systems against cyberattacks?
- Which measures are essential to ensure both compliance and resilience?
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Workshop 1: Climate Adaptation & Resilience
Climate change poses increasingly significant challenges for buildings, infrastructure, and business processes. In this workshop, you will gain insight into key climate risks – such as extreme precipitation, heat stress, drought, and flooding – and their impact on your organization and assets.
Questions addressed in this workshop include:
- Which climate risks are relevant to buildings, installations, and infrastructure?
- What is the impact of extreme weather conditions on business operations?
- Which assets are most vulnerable, and how do we determine priorities?
- How can we integrate climate risks into asset and risk management?
- What measures can we take to enhance the resilience of our assets and organization?
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Workshop 2: Green Buildings & Building Resilience
Sustainable buildings must not only be energy-efficient but also resilient to the impacts of climate change, evolving user needs, and future laws and regulations. In this workshop, we explore how organizations can make their buildings more sustainable while simultaneously enhancing the resilience, safety, and value of their real estate portfolios.
Questions addressed in this workshop include:
- Which measures reduce both climate risks and energy consumption?
- How can we mitigate heat stress, waterlogging, and drought?
- What requirements apply to sustainable real estate?
- How can we integrate sustainability objectives into maintenance and investment plans?
- Which certification schemes and standards are relevant to our organization?
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Workshop 3: Supply Chain Risks & Security Management
In a world of geopolitical uncertainty, stricter regulations, climate change, and increasing reliance on global supply chains, supply chain resilience is becoming increasingly important. In this workshop, we explore how organizations can identify, manage, and mitigate risks within their supply chains to ensure continuity, security, and reliability.
Questions addressed in this workshop include:
- Which risks pose the greatest threat to our supply chain?
- How do we identify and monitor critical suppliers and dependencies?
- What can we do to enhance the resilience of our supply chain?
- How do we ensure continuity in the event of unexpected disruptions or crises?
- What role do security, crisis management, and incident response play in supply chain management?
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Workshop 4: Cyber Security Regulations & Solutions
Cyber threats are on the rise, and organizations are facing increasingly stringent laws and regulations regarding information security and cyber resilience. In this workshop, we discuss the latest developments in cybersecurity, compliance, and risk management. We demonstrate how organizations can strengthen their digital resilience while simultaneously meeting legal obligations.
Questions addressed in this workshop include:
- Which cyber threats pose the greatest risks to our organization?
- What do NIS2, CRA, and other regulations mean for our responsibilities?
- Which critical systems, assets, and processes are the most vulnerable?
- How do we protect our IT, OT, and building management systems against
cyberattacks? - Which measures are essential to ensure both compliance and resilience?
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Inspiration Day 2027 - Future Proof Asset Management
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