Comprehension is the new bottleneck for IT Leaders
Comprehension is the new bottleneck for IT Leaders
AI generates an application in minutes. Explaining, approving and owning it is another story. Join a small group of IT Leaders over lunch to talk about the part nobody is solving yet.
Location:
Utrecht, Netherlands
Date:
15 December 2026
Time:
12:00 - 14:00
Location:
Utrecht, Netherlands
Date:
15 December 2026
Time:
17:00 - 20:00
Comprehension is the new bottleneck for IT Leaders
AI generates an application in minutes. Explaining, approving and owning it is another story. Join a small group of IT Leaders over lunch to talk about the part nobody is solving yet.
Location:
Utrecht, Netherlands
Date:
15 December 2026
Time:
12:00 - 14:00
Location:
Utrecht, Netherlands
Date:
15 December 2026
Time:
17:00 - 20:00
EXCLUSIVE
IT LEADERSHIP
CONVERSATIONAL
STRATEGIC
INSIGHTFUL
FUTURE-FOCUSED
AI GENERATION
AI GOVERNANCE
THREE-QUESTION TEST
12 SEATS AVAILABLE
EXCLUSIVE
IT LEADERSHIP
CONVERSATIONAL
STRATEGIC
INSIGHTFUL
FUTURE-FOCUSED
AI GENERATION
AI GOVERNANCE
THREE-QUESTION TEST
12 SEATS AVAILABLE
EXCLUSIVE
IT LEADERSHIP
CONVERSATIONAL
STRATEGIC
INSIGHTFUL
FUTURE-FOCUSED
AI GENERATION
AI GOVERNANCE
THREE-QUESTION TEST
12 SEATS AVAILABLE
What's on the boat
What we'll cover
The market is moving fast and the answers aren’t obvious yet. These are the questions we want to work through with you.
Shifting priorities
From creation to comprehension
From creation to comprehension
With or without your knowhow, almost every developer (and non-developer) in your organization now writes code with AI. With the cost of producing software heading to zero, the volume is growing faster than any team can read. The question is no longer can we build this, but can we trust what actually comes out on the other side of the prompt?
With the AI Act, DORA and NIS2 demanding human oversight, ‘the AI said it was fine’ is not an answer any IT leader wants to give an auditor.
Uncorking the bottleneck
Putting the three-question test on the table
Putting the three-question test on the table
Prompt-to-code is the shortest route to having an application you can look at. But what’s happening behind the polished front-end? That’s where the three-question test quickly exposes if something is fit for production.
Hosts
The man who buried low code,
and one who helped build it.
The man who buried low code,
and one who helped build it.
Who qualifies
Who this is for
Most roundtables leave you with a full notebook and no clear next step. This one ends with three things you'll actually use.
Who is this for
IT Leaders serious about AI control
IT Leaders serious about AI control
A lunch with a purpose
A lunch with
a purpose
12:00 PM
Arrival and welcome
Settle in, grab a drink, and say hello. A short welcome to set the tone and outline how the afternoon will run.
12:15 PM
Lunch
Enjoy lunch while Chris and Nick open with an informal conversation on the themes behind the three-question test. It’s meant to spark ideas and give everyone a shared starting point for the discussion that follows.
13:00 PM
Round table
Each participant applies the three-question test to their own organization and shares what they find. This is a chance to compare experiences, challenge assumptions, and learn from one another’s context.
13:45 PM
Wrap-up
And one thing to take into 2027.
14:00 PM
Close
Questions, one-to-one conversations, and the part of the afternoon that usually turns out to be the most useful.
Reserve your seat
Join us for lunch and a conversation on IT’s new bottleneck. Fill in your details to request a seat.
