ISD

Last Friday, something interesting happened at ISD.

The office stayed active beyond the workday.
Not because they had to.
Because they were driven by curiosity

Mentored by Alexei Panin we opened a discussion around AI, vibe coding, automation, , workflows, experiments, failures, and the reality behind all the hype.

And honestly, this matters more than it may seem...

In industrial software, customers no longer expect only code delivery.
They expect faster problem-solving.
Smarter automation.
Higher efficiency.
Better scalability.
More proactive thinking.

That’s why the expectations towards technology partners are changing. To build modern solutions for logistics, automation, intralogistics, robotics, or industrial operations, teams need more than technical knowledge.

They need the ability to continuously adapt, experiment, and understand how emerging technologies can create real operational value.

Because AI is not replacing engineering thinking.
It is amplifying it.

And the companies that will deliver the highest results in the next years will be the ones building cultures of continuous learning, practical experimentation, and open knowledge sharing internally.

Using AI tools is easy.
Building teams that know how to apply them in business environments, that’s the real challenge.🚀