The central theme of this year’s conference is added value. How to Achieve Stronger Slovenian Companies and a Wealthier Nation

Deli:

As we transition into 2024, the Office for Macroeconomic Analysis has reported that Slovenia is falling behind the EU average in terms of productivity, with indicators of added value per employee being low compared to other EU countries. What are the reasons for this decline? Are we too skeptical of new technologies? Are we not learning enough? Are we lacking ambition?

The fact is that Slovenian companies will need to focus on increasing the added value per employee, exploring new markets, and better leveraging opportunities presented by new technologies and the growth of artificial intelligence.

At this year’s Business Conference Portorož, we aim to demonstrate that the key to high added value lies in continuous development, innovation, investment in knowledge, and employee engagement with the company. Added value per employee depends on a combination of strategies, investments, and organizational culture within the company.

“Cheap AI today does not necessarily mean cheap AI tomorrow – companies could end up without the critical knowledge held

In keeping with the broader changes around us, our conference is evolving too. For the first time, it will take

“The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence itself, but to act with yesterday’s logic.”Peter Drucker This

Take a look back at last year’s conference. Visit our photo gallery and experience the atmosphere of PKP through some

A Conversation with Duncan Clark, Chairman and Founder of BDA, an Asia-focused investment advisory firm, and Keynote Speaker at this

The United States is not a manufacturer. That is why Slovenians, with their knowledge and experience from modern factory environments,