Tag: low code

Low code in banking: the process becomes the new code. GigaCon conference summary

During the GigaCon “IT in Banking” conference (21 May), Paweł Skawiński demonstrated how the low‑code approach is redefining the architecture of banking systems. The focus was placed on processes, decision models and algorithms, which are increasingly taking over the role of traditional code. The presentation delivered three key takeaways relevant to any financial institution aiming to respond faster to market changes while maintaining system stability and security. 3 key takeaways from GigaCon “IT in Banking” The process becomes the new codeThe era of embedding business logic in thousands of lines of code is coming to an end. Instead, business changes are moved directly into graphical process models and decision rules.This approach simplifies system architecture, improves transparency, and significantly shortens the time required to implement changes.The process is no longer just documentation — it becomes an active and executable component of the IT system.  Business regains real influence ...

We are a Partner of IT Manager of Tomorrow 2026

On June 23–25, 2026, we will take part in IT Manager of Tomorrow in Gdynia — the largest event for technology leaders in Europe, bringing together AI, modern leadership and real‑world IT challenges. As an event partner, we invite you to visit our booth and attend our session: The Engine of Innovation and the Cost of Naivety. How to Become Data‑Driven in an AI‑Driven World Speakers:Radosław Majer – b2berryPaweł Skawiński – VSoft During the session, we will revisit AI and system architecture predictions made three years ago and confront them with current data and real examples from the Polish market. We will talk openly about the true cost of AI, growing system complexity, board‑level pressure to “implement AI,” and the increasing importance of data security — without buzzwords and without sugar‑coating. Key highlights of IT Manager of Tomorrow 2026 IT Manager of Tomorrow is designed as a practical forum where technology leaders can validate dec...

Traceability: How to choose technology that can support your production?

The need for full traceability in a modern manufacturing plant is a given today. However, statistics are ruthless: many projects in this area end at the concept stage or drag on for months, generating huge costs. Why does this happen? The reason is simple: traceability is not an "IT system" you buy off the shelf. It is a key operational capability of your plant. Trying to "squeeze" advanced production tracking into the rigid framework of standard IT systems is like trying to haul coal in a race car – technically it's a vehicle, but it wasn't built for that. Traceability is not workflow – it’s about working with dataMany manufacturers make a fundamental mistake at the start – treating traceability as just another business process requiring a "workflow." They try to build solutions based on simple forms, document flows, and notifications. This is a dead end. Traceability is not about handling decision flows. Traceability is data engineering. Production generates huge amounts of data: real-time mach...

Low-code in Banking, Models and Algorithms – Presentation at GigaCon IT in Banking

During the GigaCon IT in Banking conference, Paweł Skawiński will deliver a presentation titled “Low-code in Banking: Architecture Based on Processes, Models and Algorithms.” The presentation will focus on a modern approach to building banking systems, where traditional programming is replaced by an architecture based on processes, data models, and business-defined algorithms. It will demonstrate how low-code platforms help reduce implementation time and limit dependency on traditional hard-coding. During the session, a system development methodology based on three key pillars will be presented:graphical modeling – designing business processes using visual components without implementing logic directly in code,process algorithms – building decision paths and business logic by business analysts, with the ability to validate them without developer involvement,agile UI approach – generating multichannel user interfaces based on data models and process flows. The presentation will focus on the prac...

Low-code archITekt featured in the MCSC Hospital Leadership Innovation report

On April 14, 2026, the Institute of Mother and Child published a report summarizing the 4th edition of the Mother and Child Startup Challenge (MCSC) and the MCSC Hospital Leadership Innovation program – one of Poland's key initiatives dedicated to innovation and healthcare management. The report focuses, among other things, on the efficiency of hospital management, IT system interoperability, and the role of data in decision-making. The publication is available free of charge to anyone interested in healthcare transformation. https://mcsc.pl/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Raport-4.-edycja-MCSC.pdf Our solution – archITekt – is also featured in the report, presented in the context of challenges related to management, digitalization, and data utilization in hospitals. The publication demonstrates how technologies supporting mature IT architecture can provide real assistance to healthcare organizations in streamlining processes and systems. The fourth edition of MCSC involved 16 hospitals from all ...

Traceability in production – how to quickly regain control

The biggest problems in a factory usually begin the moment a defect is detected. Quality control works well – until it doesn't. A faulty component, a parameter deviation, or a customer complaint triggers a well-known scenario: the team starts analyzing data, searching through disparate systems, comparing reports, and nervously looking for the answer to one key question:where exactly was the faulty component used?This is the moment that reveals the true level of an organization's maturity in production management. Because detecting an error is just the beginning. The real challenge is quickly determining its impact – on products, customers, and costs.This is where the role of traceability begins. Traceability as the foundation of modern productionTraceability, or the ability to track components throughout the entire production process, was recently associated mainly with highly regulated industries (like pharma or automotive). Today, it is increasingly becoming the standard wherever real quality control a...

archITekt joins CIO Summit 2026 as a partner

We will be meeting at the IDC CIO Summit 2026 in Warsaw on 22 April. As a partner of the event, we will be there to discuss with IT and business leaders the current role of technology within organisations – in a world characterised by complexity, the pressures of AI and constant change. In response to the question of how to maintain control over the entire IT ecosystem and make the right decisions in conditions of constant change, Edyta Zborowska will present a new perspective on technology management in her presentation. Technology Knockout: Finding Strategy in the ChaosThis is a story about the dynamic and unpredictable world of technology, which demands split-second decisions. A digital ring, real challenges and one key rule: the winner is whoever understands strategy best. However, rather than focusing on the fight itself, Edyta will pose a key question: how can we regain real control in the face of chaos and growing complexity? Practical experience and real-world challengesThis year’s CIO Summit a...

archITekt is a partner of the Future is Now conference powered by DQH

The fourth edition of the Future is Now 2026 event, organised by DQH, will take place in Szczyrk on 8–10 April 2026. This year, we are joining the event as a technology partner. Using the archITekt platform as an example, we will demonstrate how to design future-proof applications in practice – ready for increasing scale, fluctuating workloads and the growing complexity of IT environments.During the presentation, Edyta Zborowska and Paweł Skawiński will present specific case studies. They will demonstrate how to create a future-proof strategy capable of handling the growing scale and complexity of systems. This is an excellent opportunity to discuss an architecture- and data-driven approach – and how to prepare systems for the challenges that lie ahead. Don’t wait for change – stay ahead of it. Join us and build your success with us. See you there!

archITekt at e-Leasing Day 8.0: The role of low-code in the ‘Architects of the Future’ strategy

On 16 and 17 April, Warsaw’s Olympic Centre will become a forum for the leasing sector to exchange experiences. During the eighth edition of e-Leasing Day, organised by the Polish Leasing Association, the eyes of the entire industry will be on the ‘Architects of the Future’. This group would not be complete without the archITekt platform, which redefines the approach to building business systems.archITekt in the event programmeOur participation this year as a partner will be evident not only within the event venue, but also in our substantive approach to translating business needs into workable solutions. Talk: “archITekt of the future – low-code that will become your number 10 and number 13!” On the first day of the event, in the “Horizons” session, Grzegorz Skulimowski and Paweł Skawiński will take the stage. The experts will demonstrate how, in practice, to shorten the path from idea to working solution by choosing the tools we really need.Discussions on technology and industry challenge...

Technology for Modern Healthcare – Low-Code Debuts at AMOZ Connect

On April 15, 2026, we will meet in Kraków at the Marriott Hotel during AMOZ Connect – a series of practical workshops and networking sessions for owners and managers of medical facilities. This year’s edition is particularly special for us, as we are participating in AMOZ Connect for the first time as a technology partner. It also marks the beginning of our collaboration with Medidesk, through which we will share and promote modern technologies in healthcare. During the event, participants will have the opportunity to exchange experiences, explore current challenges in the healthcare sector, and learn how to effectively implement innovation in the day-to-day operations of medical facilities. Michał Jurkowski, Vice President of VSoft S.A., will take part in a panel discussion, sharing his experience at the intersection of business and technology. We also invite you to visit the archITekt booth, where we will demonstrate how low-code platforms can be used to:optimize administrative processes,increase c...