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📜 Speaking policies and guidelines One speaker per talk. No co-speakers or joint presenters. Vendor-neutral submissions. Talks must focus on technical concepts, case studies, and real-world learnings. expand

📜 Speaking policies and guidelines

  • One speaker per talk. No co-speakers or joint presenters.
  • Vendor-neutral submissions. Talks must focus on technical concepts, case studies, and real-world learnings.
  • If your intention is to showcase a product, platform, or tool, you’re welcome to submit a (paid) pitch session, or run a sponsored workshop to teach your tool/product/platform. (Reach out to sales@hasgeek.com for sponsored workshops and pitch sessions.)
  • We strongly encourage talks that involve open source technology, tools, or frameworks - especially those built or adopted within your organization.
    The goal is to ensure the audience can take back learnings and technology they can experiment with or implement independently.

Guidelines for submissions

BEFORE you begin writing your submission, please give some thought to the following:

  • Who is the audience for your session? Think about their interests, work roles, challenges, age or experience as you decide this.
  • What problem/pain are you trying to solve (for the audience)? This should be something that is communicated clearly so that they have a sense of your session’s importance.
  • What will be the scope of your session? This will help identify the central topic or theme and should describe broad areas you plan to cover during the session?
  • How will participants benefit from your session? Think of practical and specific ways in which they will be able to apply the knowledge they gain, and beyond just general awareness.
  • What is the appropriate format for your session, given the audience and objectives that you have in mind?

The most successful talks and sessions are those where presenters are able to abstract an actionable insight from a common pain area, enlighten the audience about something new, provide a fresh perspective, and/or demonstrate innovation.

Here’s a guide for speakers to draft their presentations.

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Accepting submissions till 25 Sep 2025, 11:59 PM

Lalit Mohan Chandra Bhatt

Turning Installed Base into a Revenue Engine: Leveraging Data & AI for Recurring Growth

The future of aftermarket and customer success lies in unlocking the hidden value of installed base for indsutrial OEM and machinery manufacturers. By combining deep data visibility with AI-driven insights, organizations can identify expansion opportunities, predict service needs, and drive recurring revenue at scale. This session explores how Installed Base Intelligence transforms customer relat… more
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