The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry is launching The Malta Chamber Digitalisation Workshops, a new six-part workshop series designed to help Maltese businesses understand, adopt and benefit from the latest digital technologies.

Running between 10th September and 29th October 2026, the workshops aim to provide business owners, directors and senior decision-makers with practical knowledge and real-world strategies to embrace digital transformation with confidence.

The workshops will focus on issues such as how automation, data, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital transformation can deliver measurable business value.

“Rather than focusing on theory or technical jargon, every workshop has been developed to provide practical insights, live examples and actionable takeaways that participants can apply immediately within their own organisations,” the Chamber said.

President of The Malta Chamber William Spiteri Bailey said: "Digitalisation is no longer optional. It drives competitiveness, strengthens business adaptability and supports sustainable growth. Through The Malta Chamber Digitalisation Workshops, we want to equip businesses with the knowledge and confidence to embrace new technologies, make informed investment decisions and unlock new opportunities for innovation and growth."

The workshops are open to businesses across all sectors, with specialised sessions dedicated to manufacturing and to importers, distributors and retailers.

10th September 2026 – Beyond the buzzwords: Automation, IoT and AI explained (all sectors)

“Discover the differences between automation, the Internet of Things (IoT), intelligent operations and artificial intelligence, and learn how these technologies work together to improve efficiency, reduce operational costs and provide greater visibility across business operations.”

16th September 2026 – The intelligent factory: Turning manufacturing data into better decisions (manufacturing companies)

“Learn how manufacturing businesses can transform operational data into actionable insights to improve production planning, forecast demand, identify trends and increase efficiency.”

22nd September 2026 – Predict what's next: Smarter data for retail and distribution (importers, distributors and retailers)

“Explore how predictive analytics can support better stock planning, improve customer retention, optimise marketing performance and identify new commercial opportunities.”

6th October 2026 – AI that delivers: Growth, innovation and better customer experiences (all sectors)

“Discover how generative AI, machine learning, AI agents and conversational technologies can drive business growth, improve customer engagement and create operational efficiencies.”

19th October 2026 – Transform smarter: a practical roadmap for digital growth (all sectors)

“Understand how to build a successful digital transformation strategy through ERP integration, software solutions, branding, web and mobile technologies, and user experience.”

29th October 2026 – Securing the future: Cybersecurity, cloud and responsible AI (all sectors)

“Learn how to build secure digital businesses by understanding cybersecurity, cloud technologies, responsible AI and the governance needed to manage digital risks.”

Further information, including registration details, will be announced shortly on The Malta Chamber website.