IT firms are in a hard transition. AI is shortening delivery cycles, raising the client bar, and squeezing margins for agencies, software houses, and product teams. The old model still partly works — but buyers benchmark you against AI-enabled teams worldwide, not just local rivals.
Most founders talk AI; fewer have turned it into durable advantage. The lever is rarely a moonshot — it's one repetitive, expensive workflow where AI strips 60–80% of grunt work and lifts output, economics, and client outcomes. Replace coordination, QA, docs, and rework with systems that learn from your own delivery.
This meetup exists for those moves: how to reshape offers, pricing, and delivery; how to turn domain knowledge into moats from your data and feedback loops. Expect offer architecture, sales-to-delivery handoffs, weak-scale implementation playbooks, and governance that protects quality while raising speed.
Silos will not solve this — strategy and implementation belong in one room. Owners, managers, and engineers share what ships, what broke, and what moved revenue. The window is short, especially in service-heavy markets like Poland.
IT firms are in a hard transition. AI is shortening delivery cycles, raising the client bar, and squeezing margins for agencies, software houses, and product teams. The old model still partly works — but buyers benchmark you against AI-enabled teams worldwide.
Most founders talk AI; fewer have turned it into durable advantage. The lever is rarely a moonshot — it's one repetitive, expensive workflow where AI strips 60–80% of grunt work and lifts output, economics, and client outcomes.
This meetup exists for those moves: how to reshape offers, pricing, and delivery; how to turn domain knowledge into moats. Owners, managers, and engineers share what ships, what broke, and what moved revenue.