This session aims to explore the use cases that promote health not just through platforms and AI, but by embedding digital wellbeing into the daily habits of people and the culture of organizations. By simulating a real-world decision-making scenario, participants will experience the complexity of implementing digital health solutions that resonate both structurally and culturally.

The discussion will focus on the following topics:

• Trust: how to build digital tools that earn the confidence of both users and organizations?
• Transformation: how to shift from pilot to real, scaled implementation?
• Data Fluency: how to turn complex health data into understandable, useful insights?
• Stakeholder Buy-In: how to align internal and external actors for adoption?

Participants are expected to act as key stakeholders within a simulated organization and negotiate priorities, concerns, and opportunities linked to digital health implementation.

The discussions during this session will enable everyone to reframe digital health as an organizational practice—strategic, cultural, and participative—rather than a stand-alone solution.