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DIGITAL LabImpact Builds on the Momentum of DIGITAL FlashUP with Practical Workshops for Businesses

DIGITAL LabImpact Builds on the Momentum of DIGITAL FlashUP with Practical Workshops for Businesses

11 JUNE 2026
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The Prince’s Government continues its efforts to support economic stakeholders in adapting to the evolving digital landscape. The Digital Transition Office (DITN) contributes to this objective, notably through the Extended Monaco Entreprises (EME) programme, by offering awareness-raising initiatives, support tools and opportunities to engage with experts, helping professionals better understand and integrate digital challenges into their business activities.

Since 2025, the Digital FlashUP series has provided short and accessible sessions enabling business leaders and employees to explore major digital issues in just 45 minutes, through expert insights and practical case studies.

Building on this momentum, the EME programme is now launching a new workshop format: Digital LabImpact.

Designed as a natural extension of the Digital FlashUP sessions, these small-group workshops enable participants to explore in greater depth the topics introduced during the awareness sessions and translate them into practical applications for their professional activities.

Programme Highlights: 

  • Interactive discussions with experts from across the Principality,
  •   Identifying, testing and integrating generative AI solutions,
  •  Collaborative reflection on digital practices within organisations.

The ambition of Digital LabImpact is clear: to move from understanding digital challenges to making effective use of digital tools and practices.

The first Digital LabImpact workshops, launched at the end of April, have already attracted participants from a wide range of sectors across the Principality. Nearly 100 professionals have already registered for the initiative, with more than 40 having taken part in workshops to date. Five workshops have already been delivered, with a further ten scheduled before the end of the year.

Throughout the workshops, participants have had the opportunity to share their experiences, explore practical use cases and discuss the opportunities offered by new technologies in their day-to-day professional activities.

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This first series marks the launch of a broader programme of workshops that will complement the Digital FlashUP sessions throughout the year.

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