Numbers speak for themselves. But numbers from real projects, from real developers, in regulated corporate environments—that’s something else entirely.
On Tuesday, September 22, 2026, two industry professionals will share their experiences live: Marco Spoel, AI product manager and low-code architect at T-Systems International GmbH, and Christopher Bouveret, CIO and co-founder of Simplifier. Together, they have seen firsthand what happens when AI and low-code come together—with the Simplifier MCP Server serving as a bridge between human intent and machine execution.
The results are concrete: a 20–40% increase in productivity per developer, with 90% of the artifacts (co-)created with AI in the last sprint. No predictions. No proof of concept. Just productive reality.
What Makes This Talk Different
This year’s IT Online Conference has a clear focus: AI and cloud transformation with SAP—not as a vision for the future, but as a current priority for CIOs and decision-makers. Simplifier is presenting a case study that is deliberately unpolished.
At T-Systems International, Marco Spoel is responsible for building and growing nearshore development teams for strategic platforms. He knows what “Vibe Coding” means in everyday life—the speed it brings, but also those moments when a developer overrides a function without asking for confirmation or issuing a warning. These moments are part of the talk, and that’s exactly why it’s so interesting.
Christopher Bouveret offers a platform perspective: What does a system need to ensure that AI-generated code doesn’t become technical debt? What structures make the difference between an impressive sprint and a resilient process?
Together, they outline a tried-and-true Adoption Playbook —from the initial idea to a scalable solution.
The key argument: Low-code, vibe coding, and governance go hand in hand
Low-code provides the framework. Vibe Coding provides the speed. And governance—the least spectacular of the three elements—is the prerequisite for the first two to work in day-to-day business operations.
This is not just a theoretical framework. T-Systems has taken exactly this approach: with the Simplifier MCP server, structured naming conventions, review cycles, roles, and access rules. And with a clear realization: If you skip governance, you save time in the short term but lose twice as much in the long run.
When everything comes together, the result is this: development teams that deliver faster without losing control. And leaders who can justify AI investments—with numbers, not just hope.
Who This Presentation Is Intended For
If you’re a CIO, IT director, or head of digital transformation and are currently deciding how your company should approach AI-driven development, this case study won’t provide you with ready-made answers. It offers something even more valuable: an honest look at what works in practice, what doesn’t—and why.
And if you’re wondering whether Simplifier and the MCP approach are relevant to your environment, that’s exactly what the Q&A session is for. Questions can be submitted in advance or asked live in the chat.
All the details at a glance
- Event: 25th IT Online Conference – AI and Cloud Transformation with SAP
- Session: Case Study from T-Systems International: AI & Low-Code—A Happy Marriage?
- Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2026
- Time: 10:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. (CET)
- Format: Online, free, approx. 45 minutes, including Q&A
- Speakers: Marco Spoel (T-Systems International) & Christopher Bouveret (Simplifier)
→ Sign up for free now:
IT Online Conference 2026 – Go to the registration page
See you on September 22.
