Pilots demo well. Production is where it gets hard; legacy systems, regulated data, real risk, real boards. The reflex is to wait until the core is replaced. The organisations actually shipping agentic AI today made a different call: build around what's already there, treat the integration layer as the product, and start moving.
Join this Mastermind Dinner for an honest exchange with peers wrestling with the same question.
Milan will open with a sharp, opinionated take, and then we eat, drink, and talk.
Here's what you'll get
An intimate evening with a small group of digital and engineering peers
Honest enxchange on what's actually working and what isn't
Some good food and drinks
About the speaker
Milan combines deep technical expertise with a sharp sense for what's actually shippable in regulated, complex environments. He's spent the last three years helping organisations turn agentic AI into systems that run in production on top of COBOL, on top of 15-year-old clinical platforms, on top of whatever the business actually has.
In a world where anyone can spin up a demo, Milan focuses on the part most teams skip: the integration layer, the observability, and the architectural decisions that decide whether an AI feature ships in weeks or dies in compliance review. He'll bring a clear, opinionated view on what "AI-native" really means when you can't rip out the core and open the floor from there.
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