Events & summits

Bring one broken process.

We take a stand at a handful of events a year, for one reason: twenty minutes with the person who owns the process beats any deck. Name yours and we'll tell you whether it's worth automating, including when the answer is no.

See the route Or book a call and skip the queue.
Next stop
MunichEuropean Manufacturing & Supply Chain Summit
Dates
03–04 NOVTuesday and Wednesday, 2026
Stand
BOOTH 16Both days, floor open 09:00
Session
WED 12:50Room 2
Crew
04Venkat, Prasobh, Marcelo, Kai
Countdown --d--h--m On schedule

ISO/IEC 27001:2022Databricks Partner Claude Partner NetworkEU AI Act & NIST AI RMF

The route

One line, every stop.

Newest first. Everything below the marker has already happened, which is the red part of the line, and those pages stay up. If you met us on a stand, the same people take the call.

Next stop Speaking Munich, Germany

European Manufacturing & Supply Chain Summit

Most AI ideas don't survive their own business case. We'll be on booth 16 both days with Assay: the assessment that models what a use case really costs against what it saves, and ends in a go or a no-go either way. Bring a process, leave with a number.

Session
Wed 4 Nov · 12:50–13:20 · Room 2. Why AI automation projects stall between a demo and an operating system
Venue
Munich, Germany
Also
Tuesday evening reception
VRVenkat PVPrasobh MNMarcelo KHKai
Event page Book a 20-minute slot
03Tue
04Wed
Nov 2026 Booth 16 EMS · MUC · 26
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New stops go in at the top.

The list runs newest first, so a new event is duplicated in at the top of the rail, above the current next stop. This card stays at the foot as the pattern: chips, title, two lines on why to come, fact rows, crew strip, then the stub with dates and booth. The rail draws itself.

What the twenty minutes is

Three beats. Each one only lands because the one before it did.

No-go

Accountable

We model build, running, review and governance cost against the saving. Six times out of eight the honest answer is don't build it, and you get that answer in weeks, before anyone writes code.

The bar ½

Accelerated

An AI-native SDLC takes roughly half the hands-on effort, which moves borderline ideas past the bar. Your engineers still hold every gate, and it ends in a signed release.

Intake → retire

Governed

Nine phases, eight gates, from intake to the day it is retired, mapped to NIST AI RMF, the EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001. Governance is a line in the business case, which is why the first number is honest.

Accountable is the number. Accelerated is what moves it. Governed is why you can trust it.

The ask

Name one process. We'll say whether it's worth automating.

Pick the one that's been broken for two years and nobody has fixed. Tell us which stop you'll be at, or none at all, and we'll find twenty minutes, in Munich or on a call.

No phone number, no job-title dropdown. We reply within two working days.

The process you would want us to look at

Five fields. One line about the process is enough. We'll come back within two working days with a first view and a question or two.

No phone number, no job-title dropdown. We read the process line ourselves.