On October 29 and 30, PKF Attest will be participating in NOVAGOB 2026, one of the leading conferences on public innovation. The event, to be held in Donostia-San Sebastián, will bring together professionals, public officials, and organizations committed to the modernization of public administrations.

October 29 and 30

8:50 a.m.–6:50 p.m.Â

Kursaal Convention Center, San Sebastián
Held at the Kursaal Convention Center, NOVAGOB has established itself as one of the leading forums for discussing public innovation, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, transparency, citizen participation, and new management approaches aimed at generating greater public value.
A meeting place for those driving transformation in the public sector
The 2026 edition is organized around five major thematic areas that reflect some of the most significant challenges facing public organizations:
- Public innovation to solve complex challenges.
- Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence.
- Toward easy and personalized management.
- Public trust as a hallmark of good governance.
- From resource management to people management.
Over the course of two days, representatives from government agencies, companies, and specialized organizations will share initiatives and success stories. They will also present practical examples of how to build public services that are more efficient, accessible, and focused on the needs of citizens.
PKF Attest's Involvement: Real-Life Stories Told by the People Who Lived Them
As part of the conference’s official program, PKF Attest will present the session: “Use Cases for Governance, Management Control, Evaluation, and Accountability of Planning and Management Tools.”
But we won't be the ones to tell you the most interesting part of this session.
Several organizations will share their real-life experiences. They will explain how they approach strategic planning, goal tracking, results evaluation, and accountability in their day-to-day operations.
The session will provide a practical overview of the challenges faced by public entities. It will also highlight the solutions they are already implementing to improve planning, strengthen decision-making, and move toward more transparent and results-oriented management models.
Technology for Better Public Administration
The transformation of public administrations does not depend solely on defining strategies or action plans. It also requires tools that enable these strategies and plans to be implemented, monitored, and evaluated effectively.
In this context, many of the experiences that will be shared during the session have one thing in common: the need for systems that facilitate the monitoring of objectives, the management of indicators, performance evaluation, and accountability.
To address these challenges, PKF Attest has developed and implemented mideNet, a strategic management platform that helps public and private organizations automate and optimize their planning, governance, management control, and evaluation processes.
Currently, more than 100 organizations use this solution to manage their planning and management tools. This allows them to centralize key information for decision-making and gain a comprehensive view of their progress toward strategic objectives.
Thanks to its various modules, mideNet enables the management of strategic plans, scorecards, metrics, projects, results-oriented budgets, continuous improvement processes, and accountability mechanisms, helping to promote more efficient, data-driven management models.
You can learn more about mideNet, PKF Attest’s strategic management solution.
See you at NOVAGOB 2026
If you are part of a government agency, a public-sector entity, or work on initiatives related to innovation, organizational transformation, or strategic management, NOVAGOB 2026 is an excellent opportunity to learn about real-world experiences, share knowledge, and discover new tools to address the challenges of today and tomorrow.
In addition to our participation in the official program, the PKF Attest team will be on hand throughout the conference to share experiences, answer questions, and discuss ways to improve planning, monitoring, and evaluation in public organizations.

