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Executive roundtable discussion on how platforms act as the foundation layer for AI initiatives. Topics include the implications of the latest DORA report and State of AI in Platform Engineering, the AI–platform engineering relationship, and lessons from top-performing organizations on unlocking real value from AI initiatives using platforms.

Join experts from Google, Sixt, and Thoughtworks for a practical discussion on metrics that matter for platform engineering. Anchored in the latest DORA Report, this webinar explores how to connect engineering metrics with business outcomes, measure ROI, and define success for platform teams.

What metrics truly matter for platform engineering? In this session, panelists will unpack key insights from the 2025 DORA Report and share how leaders can move beyond the basics to measure the real impact of their platforms. Attendees will learn:

• How DORA and emerging frameworks like EEBO help connect platform work to business outcomes
• Practical approaches for measuring ROI and justifying platform investment
• Which metrics help platform teams demonstrate success and drive developer productivity

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speakers: Rickey Zachary - Global Engineering Platforms Lead @ Thoughtworks For more than 15 years, Rickey has worked across both the public and private sectors, designing and developing large-scale, mission-critical software systems. He has had the opportunity to contribute to highly secure government agencies and extremely early-stage startups—both environments offering unique and interesting challenges that have shaped his career.

Kaspar von Grünberg - CEO @ Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Boyan Dimitrov - CTO @ Sixt Boyan Dimitrov is the CTO of SIXT, responsible for the company’s tech vision and strategy. He oversees SIXT's engineering hubs in Munich, Bangalore, Kiev, and Lisbon. Prior to joining SIXT in 2015, Boyan had a long career in the startup ecosystems in the UK and Bulgaria. He has over 15 years of experience in cloud and distributed systems and has successfully delivered mission critical services and digital transformations in the mobility, security, and finance areas.

James Brookbank - Cloud Solutions Architect Manager @ Google Cloud James Brookbank is a cloud solutions architect manager at Google based in NYC. Solution architects help make cloud easier for Google’s customers by solving complex technical problems and providing expert architectural guidance. Before joining Google, James worked at a number of large enterprises with a focus on IT infrastructure and financial services.

Leah Rivers - Director of product @ Google Leah Rivers is the director of product management for Google’s software foundations. She is a software engineering leader with decades of experience focusing on developers and the platforms and ecosystems crucial to their success. Her background includes working as an engineer and as an executive across a range of organizations including startups, SaaS companies, and high tech companies including AWS and Google. She cares about the power and potential of harmonizing technology with individual and social aspects of software development to drive innovation, create meaningful change, and deliver valuable software.

Join experts from Google, Sixt, and Thoughtworks for a practical discussion on metrics that matter for platform engineering. Anchored in the latest DORA Report, this webinar explores how to connect engineering metrics with business outcomes, measure ROI, and define success for platform teams.

What metrics truly matter for platform engineering? In this session, panelists will unpack key insights from the 2025 DORA Report and share how leaders can move beyond the basics to measure the real impact of their platforms. Attendees will learn:

• How DORA and emerging frameworks like EEBO help connect platform work to business outcomes
• Practical approaches for measuring ROI and justifying platform investment
• Which metrics help platform teams demonstrate success and drive developer productivity

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speakers: Rickey Zachary - Global Engineering Platforms Lead @ Thoughtworks For more than 15 years, Rickey has worked across both the public and private sectors, designing and developing large-scale, mission-critical software systems. He has had the opportunity to contribute to highly secure government agencies and extremely early-stage startups—both environments offering unique and interesting challenges that have shaped his career.

Kaspar von Grünberg - CEO @ Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Boyan Dimitrov - CTO @ Sixt Boyan Dimitrov is the CTO of SIXT, responsible for the company’s tech vision and strategy. He oversees SIXT's engineering hubs in Munich, Bangalore, Kiev, and Lisbon. Prior to joining SIXT in 2015, Boyan had a long career in the startup ecosystems in the UK and Bulgaria. He has over 15 years of experience in cloud and distributed systems and has successfully delivered mission critical services and digital transformations in the mobility, security, and finance areas.

James Brookbank - Cloud Solutions Architect Manager @ Google Cloud James Brookbank is a cloud solutions architect manager at Google based in NYC. Solution architects help make cloud easier for Google’s customers by solving complex technical problems and providing expert architectural guidance. Before joining Google, James worked at a number of large enterprises with a focus on IT infrastructure and financial services.

Leah Rivers - Director of product @ Google Leah Rivers is the director of product management for Google’s software foundations. She is a software engineering leader with decades of experience focusing on developers and the platforms and ecosystems crucial to their success. Her background includes working as an engineer and as an executive across a range of organizations including startups, SaaS companies, and high tech companies including AWS and Google. She cares about the power and potential of harmonizing technology with individual and social aspects of software development to drive innovation, create meaningful change, and deliver valuable software.

30-minute executive roundtable with Kaspar von Grünberg (CEO, Humanitec) and Rickey Zachary (Global Engineering Platforms Lead, Thoughtworks) focused on platform engineering initiatives, best practices, and building a robust Internal Developer Platform for the enterprise. No pitches or product demos; candid conversations about wins and lessons learned.

As cloud-native environments grow more complex, platform engineering has emerged to help organizations streamline operations and scale their DevOps practices.

Join our executive roundtable with Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec, and Rickey Zachary, Global Engineering Platforms Lead at Thoughtworks, centered around platform engineering initiatives, best practices, and conversations on building a robust Internal Developer Platform for the enterprise. No pitches or product demos, just real, candid conversations about wins and lessons learned.

Topics we’ll cover during this roundtable include:

• How to apply common blueprints uncovered from hundreds of platform implementations to design an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform • How a Minimum Viable Platform framework can accelerate your rollout and deliver early wins across internal teams • The real-world impact of effective platform engineering on delivery speed and time to market

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speaker:

Kaspar von Grünberg - CEO @ Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Rickey Zachary - Global Engineering Platforms Lead @ Thoughtworks Rickey is a technology leader at Thoughtworks with over 15 years of experience building mission-critical software systems. He specializes in Architecture, Developer Effectiveness, and Engineering Platforms, helping digital scale-ups overcome bottlenecks and improve productivity. His expertise spans Cloud Architecture, Distributed Systems, and a broad range of programming languages and frameworks.

Many organizations assume that adding Backstage to their infrastructure is enough to create a complete, and successful Internal Developer Platform. While Backstage can be a useful starting point, it alone isn't enough to realize the full potential of platform engineering. A true IDP requires more than just a frontend, it needs a robust, well-structured backend to deliver real value.

In this webinar, Kaspar will explore why a successful platform needs both a strong frontend and backend. He will demonstrate how to integrate open-source tools like Score and Backstage with a Platform Orchestrator like Humanitec to build a scalable, enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform (IDP).

He'll cover:

• Using Backstage as the frontend and a Platform Orchestrator as the backend to build a seamless developer experience.
• Applying IDP reference architectures as blueprints for scalable enterprise platforms.
• A live demo of a fully-featured platform and its developer workflow.

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speaker:

Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Many organizations assume that adding Backstage to their infrastructure is enough to create a complete, and successful Internal Developer Platform. While Backstage can be a useful starting point, it alone isn't enough to realize the full potential of platform engineering. A true IDP requires more than just a frontend, it needs a robust, well-structured backend to deliver real value.

In this webinar, Kaspar will explore why a successful platform needs both a strong frontend and backend. He will demonstrate how to integrate open-source tools like Score and Backstage with a Platform Orchestrator like Humanitec to build a scalable, enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform (IDP).

He'll cover:

• Using Backstage as the frontend and a Platform Orchestrator as the backend to build a seamless developer experience.
• Applying IDP reference architectures as blueprints for scalable enterprise platforms.
• A live demo of a fully-featured platform and its developer workflow.

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speaker:

Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Join us for an exclusive webinar introducing Canyon, the AI for developer self-service. We’ll explore how to use LLMs as an interface to your platform. And how Canyon combines LLMs with deterministic execution to accelerate development while maintaining enterprise security. A special guest from Rootly will showcase how Canyon integrates with other AI-powered tools to create a seamless, powerful development ecosystem.

Attend this session to learn:

• Zero-Hallucination Architecture: Discover how Canyon leverages a comprehensive graph of your infrastructure with deterministic backends to enable reliable AI-powered developer self-service without the risks of traditional LLM applications.
• Configurable Golden Paths: See how platform teams can define secure, repeatable workflows as code that developers can access through natural language requests, maintaining security while improving autonomy.
• AI Tool Integration: Our Rootly guest will demonstrate real-world examples of Canyon working alongside other AI tools to create powerful workflows that accelerate development, simplify troubleshooting, and enhance collaboration across engineering teams

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speakers:

Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Sylvain Kalache, Head of Developer Relations at Rootly Sylvain leads Developer Relations and AI Labs at Rootly, advancing reliability engineering through open-source tools, research, and community collaboration. Previously, he co-founded a global school that trained engineers hired by Google, Tesla, and Apple, as well as while42, the largest network of French-speaking software engineers.

Join us for an exclusive webinar introducing Canyon, the AI for developer self-service. We’ll explore how to use LLMs as an interface to your platform. And how Canyon combines LLMs with deterministic execution to accelerate development while maintaining enterprise security. A special guest from Rootly will showcase how Canyon integrates with other AI-powered tools to create a seamless, powerful development ecosystem.

Attend this session to learn:

• Zero-Hallucination Architecture: Discover how Canyon leverages a comprehensive graph of your infrastructure with deterministic backends to enable reliable AI-powered developer self-service without the risks of traditional LLM applications.
• Configurable Golden Paths: See how platform teams can define secure, repeatable workflows as code that developers can access through natural language requests, maintaining security while improving autonomy.
• AI Tool Integration: Our Rootly guest will demonstrate real-world examples of Canyon working alongside other AI tools to create powerful workflows that accelerate development, simplify troubleshooting, and enhance collaboration across engineering teams

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speakers:

Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Sylvain Kalache, Head of Developer Relations at Rootly Sylvain leads Developer Relations and AI Labs at Rootly, advancing reliability engineering through open-source tools, research, and community collaboration. Previously, he co-founded a global school that trained engineers hired by Google, Tesla, and Apple, as well as while42, the largest network of French-speaking software engineers.

Platform engineering has emerged as a solution to the increasing complexity of cloud-native environments and the difficulties enterprises face in scaling DevOps.

Participate in our executive roundtable focused on platform engineering initiatives, best practices, and discussions on effective development of an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform.

​We’re gathering a select group of practitioners from companies like Bechtle, Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group, and others to discuss the latest trends in cloud-native development and strategies for successfully implementing platform engineering. No presentations or product demos—just an open exchange of experiences, both positive and challenging.

​​During this roundtable, we’ll discuss:

• ​​How to use blueprints distilled from looking at 100s of platform setups to design your Internal Developer Platform to be truly enterprise ready
• ​How to leverage a Minimum Viable Platform framework to kickstart your initiative and show value quickly to all internal stakeholders
• ​​What is the impact of platform engineering done right on your time to market

** This is an invite-only event. If you would like to apply for one of the last available seats, please complete the form and tell us why you’d like to attend.

Speaker: Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Platform engineering has emerged as a solution to the increasing complexity of cloud-native environments and the difficulties enterprises face in scaling DevOps.

Participate in our executive roundtable focused on platform engineering initiatives, best practices, and discussions on effective development of an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform.

​We’re gathering a select group of practitioners from companies like Bechtle, Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group, and others to discuss the latest trends in cloud-native development and strategies for successfully implementing platform engineering. No presentations or product demos—just an open exchange of experiences, both positive and challenging.

​​During this roundtable, we’ll discuss:

• ​​How to use blueprints distilled from looking at 100s of platform setups to design your Internal Developer Platform to be truly enterprise ready
• ​How to leverage a Minimum Viable Platform framework to kickstart your initiative and show value quickly to all internal stakeholders
• ​​What is the impact of platform engineering done right on your time to market

** This is an invite-only event. If you would like to apply for one of the last available seats, please complete the form and tell us why you’d like to attend.

Speaker: Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Many organizations mistakenly believe that integrating Backstage into their infrastructure automatically results in a complete Internal Developer Platform. While Backstage can serve as a helpful starting point, it falls short of unlocking the full potential of platform engineering. Real platform engineering goes beyond just a frontend like Backstage, it demands a powerful and well-designed platform backend to succeed.

In this webinar, you'll learn why a successful platform requires both a robust frontend and backend. Kaspar will showcase how to integrate open-source tools like Score and Backstage with a Platform Orchestrator, such as Humanitec, to build a powerful, enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform (IDP).

Here’s what we’ll cover: - Combining Backstage as the platform frontend with a Platform Orchestrator as the backend to create a seamless developer experience. - Leveraging IDP reference architectures as blueprints for scalable enterprise solutions. - A live demo showcasing the developer workflow on a fully-featured platform.

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speaker: Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Many organizations mistakenly believe that integrating Backstage into their infrastructure automatically results in a complete Internal Developer Platform. While Backstage can serve as a helpful starting point, it falls short of unlocking the full potential of platform engineering. Real platform engineering goes beyond just a frontend like Backstage, it demands a powerful and well-designed platform backend to succeed.

In this webinar, you'll learn why a successful platform requires both a robust frontend and backend. Kaspar will showcase how to integrate open-source tools like Score and Backstage with a Platform Orchestrator, such as Humanitec, to build a powerful, enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform (IDP).

Here’s what we’ll cover: - Combining Backstage as the platform frontend with a Platform Orchestrator as the backend to create a seamless developer experience. - Leveraging IDP reference architectures as blueprints for scalable enterprise solutions. - A live demo showcasing the developer workflow on a fully-featured platform.

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speaker: Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Platform engineering has emerged as a solution to the increasing complexity of cloud-native environments and the difficulties enterprises face in scaling DevOps.

Participate in our executive roundtable focused on platform engineering initiatives, best practices, and discussions on effective development of an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform.

​We’re gathering a select group of practitioners from companies like Bechtle, Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group, and others to discuss the latest trends in cloud-native development and strategies for successfully implementing platform engineering. No presentations or product demos—just an open exchange of experiences, both positive and challenging.

​​During this roundtable, we’ll discuss:

• ​​How to use blueprints distilled from looking at 100s of platform setups to design your Internal Developer Platform to be truly enterprise ready
• ​How to leverage a Minimum Viable Platform framework to kickstart your initiative and show value quickly to all internal stakeholders
• ​​What is the impact of platform engineering done right on your time to market

** This is an invite-only event. If you would like to apply for one of the last available seats, please complete the form and tell us why you’d like to attend.

Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Platform engineering has emerged as a solution to the increasing complexity of cloud-native environments and the difficulties enterprises face in scaling DevOps.

Participate in our executive roundtable focused on platform engineering initiatives, best practices, and discussions on effective development of an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform.

​We’re gathering a select group of practitioners from companies like Bechtle, Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group, and others to discuss the latest trends in cloud-native development and strategies for successfully implementing platform engineering. No presentations or product demos—just an open exchange of experiences, both positive and challenging.

​​During this roundtable, we’ll discuss:

• ​​How to use blueprints distilled from looking at 100s of platform setups to design your Internal Developer Platform to be truly enterprise ready
• ​How to leverage a Minimum Viable Platform framework to kickstart your initiative and show value quickly to all internal stakeholders
• ​​What is the impact of platform engineering done right on your time to market

** This is an invite-only event. If you would like to apply for one of the last available seats, please complete the form and tell us why you’d like to attend.

Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO at Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Platform engineering has emerged as a solution to the increasing complexity of cloud-native environments and the difficulties enterprises face in scaling DevOps.

Participate in our executive roundtable focused on platform engineering initiatives, best practices, and discussions on effective development of an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform."

​We’re gathering a select group of practitioners from companies like Bechtle, Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group, and others to discuss the latest trends in cloud-native development and strategies for successfully implementing platform engineering. No presentations or product demos—just an open exchange of experiences, both positive and challenging."

​​During this roundtable, we’ll discuss:

• ​​How to use blueprints distilled from looking at 100s of platform setups to design your Internal Developer Platform to be truly enterprise ready
• ​How to leverage a Minimum Viable Platform framework to kickstart your initiative and show value quickly to all internal stakeholders
• ​​What is the impact of platform engineering done right on your time to market

** This is an invite-only event. If you would like to apply for one of the last available seats, please complete the form and tell us why you’d like to attend.

Speakers: Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO @ Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.

Platform engineering has emerged as a solution to the increasing complexity of cloud-native environments and the difficulties enterprises face in scaling DevOps.

Participate in our executive roundtable focused on platform engineering initiatives, best practices, and discussions on effective development of an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform."

​We’re gathering a select group of practitioners from companies like Bechtle, Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group, and others to discuss the latest trends in cloud-native development and strategies for successfully implementing platform engineering. No presentations or product demos—just an open exchange of experiences, both positive and challenging."

​​During this roundtable, we’ll discuss:

• ​​How to use blueprints distilled from looking at 100s of platform setups to design your Internal Developer Platform to be truly enterprise ready
• ​How to leverage a Minimum Viable Platform framework to kickstart your initiative and show value quickly to all internal stakeholders
• ​​What is the impact of platform engineering done right on your time to market

** This is an invite-only event. If you would like to apply for one of the last available seats, please complete the form and tell us why you’d like to attend.

Speakers: Kaspar von Grünberg, CEO @ Humanitec Kaspar is an early pioneer in platform engineering. Over the last decade he has been building Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) at scale, and is responsible for coining the term IDP. A regular speaker on the topic of platform engineering, Kaspar is the author of several associated defining articles. He is also the founder and CEO of Humanitec, the company behind Score and the Platform Orchestrator which is now the centerpiece at the majority of dynamic IDPs.