Designing and operating digital public infrastructure at population scale requires careful consideration beyond technical scalability. This session explores the architectural and operational factors needed to build and manage such systems safely, with a focus on sovereignty, security, and supply chain integrity.

The talk examines how architectures can support open innovation, co-creation, and ecosystem participation, while remaining secure and trustworthy. It also discusses the role of open-source-driven architectures, the importance of maintaining ownership and operational control, and the need to ensure privacy and trust across large, diverse user bases.

What You Will Learn

• How to design architectures that enable open innovation and ecosystem collaboration at scale
• Key considerations for sovereignty, including software supply chain, ownership, and operational control
• How to ensure privacy, trust, and security in population-scale digital systems

Who Should Attend

• Software and enterprise architects
• Platform and infrastructure engineers
• Security and governance professionals
• Technology leaders working on large-scale public or enterprise systems
• Teams involved in digital public infrastructure initiatives