The model works, but governance, security, pipelines, and production readiness do not.
Many ISVs have built an AI proof of concept. Few have shipped production-grade AI at scale. The gap between demo and deployment is where timelines stall, costs expand, and market windows close.
AI ambition is high. Production reality is harder. Most ISVs face the same structural barriers:
AI ambition is high. Production reality is harder. Most ISVs face the same structural barriers:
The model works, but governance, security, pipelines, and production readiness do not.
You cannot bolt GenAI onto legacy systems. Modernization must precede monetization.
Hiring more engineers does not solve process friction. AI must be embedded into the SDLC.
Multi-tenancy, billing, metering, and marketplace integrations should not consume 18 months of capital.
Without clear ownership across engineering, security, and operations, AI initiatives stall after launch or never launch at all.
Where intelligence, information, and innovation converge.
This is not just another high-level AI discussion. It is an engineering conversation. You will learn:
How to compress modernization timelines by 60–80% using AI-enabled SDLC practices.
How to eliminate up to 24 months of SaaS plumbing using production-grade accelerators.
How to move from PoC to secure, governed, production-ready AI.
How to embed agentic AI into DevOps, platform engineering, and release cycles.
How to monetize AI features faster without rebuilding your core stack.
How to establish AI governance, observability, and cost control frameworks that scale with your product and your customers.
We are not experimenting with AI. We build with it every day.
We embed AI inside the factory, not just inside the product. Our AI-enabled SDLC, ARC accelerators, and agentic operational platform are already deployed across ISVs and enterprises in regulated industries. This is not theory. This is applied engineering.
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Head of Partnerships, GenAI ISVs, AMER, AWS
Jagjit Dhaliwal leads Generative AI go-to-market strategy for ISV partners at AWS. With over 24 years of global technology leadership experience across AI, data, and enterprise systems, he has driven transformation initiatives at scale across public and private sectors.
Vice President – Application Development and SaaS, SourceFuse
Samarpan Bhattacharya is VP – Application Development at SourceFuse, bringing 15+ years of experience in enterprise architecture and cloud-native SaaS engineering. He leads global teams driving scalable, modern application innovation.
VP – Data Engineering, SourceFuse
Vikram Rai leads architects, engineers, analysts, and migration experts. With experience at EnterpriseDB, Vonage Business, and AWS ProServe India, he specializes in database modernization, cloud migrations, data security, scalable pipelines, and end-to-end data strategies.
DevOps Architect, SourceFuse
Rahul Sharma is a DevOps Architect and global AWS Ambassador with 9.5+ years in cloud and platform engineering, specializing in AI-driven DevOps, scalable infrastructure, open-source advocacy, and modernizing engineering practices.
If you are responsible for shipping AI features, not just discussing them, this session is for you.
If AI is not embedded across your architecture, pipelines, and release processes, it will remain a feature, not a competitive advantage. Join us to see how AI-native engineering transforms speed, margin, and market position.