Why send your team to DevDay
One day to upskill your team, keep it up to date on AI and strengthen its bonds, without tying it up for a week. 3 December, in Mons.

3 Dec 2026
Afterwork
Networking
Dev & AI Conf
You are the alchemist

An investment that pays back to the team
Your developers come back with practices they can apply the next day, not theoretical concepts. Your AI builders pick up what's really moving in AI. Your decision-makers gain the perspective they need to make the right calls. And the whole team shares a memorable day: tech watch, networking and team cohesion, all at once.

Each on their own track, together
Developers
Get inspired by the world's best devs. Sharpen your expertise to deliver more value and more quality. Connect with your peers.
AI Builders
Master modern techniques — vibe coding, no-code, AI — to unlock your potential and increase your impact at work.
Executives
A track reserved exclusively for business leaders and company heads to decode technological change, identify new opportunities and steer their company's strategic decisions.
A day that reflects your team
For groups of 10 or more, we build a dedicated experience: personalised welcome, reserved seats, goodies and t-shirts in your team's colours, a mix of tracks to match your profiles. As much a team moment as a tech-watch day.

Convince your employer
A day of talks, a budget to approve and a day off to book. The message below covers the arguments that matter to a manager.
Talk to your manager
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Justify the expense
One ticket, one day, seven rooms. Cheaper than a one-day training course, and you come back with contacts.
Book your seat
Once you have the green light, book quickly before seats run out.
Hi [Manager],
DevDay 2026 takes place on 3 December in Mons. It's the largest tech conference in Wallonia: 40 talks, 7 rooms, international speakers. Two tracks are relevant to us — one for developers, covering architecture, cloud, DevOps and security, and one for people putting AI into production: RAG, agents, evaluation, costs and guardrails.
What interests me is first-hand experience from people who have already done it. Not demos, but systems that run and what broke along the way. That's the kind of thing you don't find in the documentation.
In practical terms, I see three benefits for the team: spotting practices that are becoming standard before they catch us off guard, challenging our technical choices against other teams', and meeting people we wouldn't otherwise cross paths with.
The event lasts one day. I suggest I share a debrief with the team when I'm back.
Would you be OK with that?
Thanks in advance,
[Votre nom]



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