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Discover how Richard Basa, CEO of Oriana, is transforming business operations through no-code digitalization, AI integration, and end-to-end process automation—bringing clarity, simplicity, and real support to enterprise efficiency.
Learn Zoltán Kevei, Founder and CEO at Bishop & Co., shares his expert perspective on the current state of agentic AI and offers valuable advice for companies looking to leverage its potential for strategic advantage.
Discover how Webtown's Business Unit Lead, Adam Novak, sees agentic AI as a key enabler for business impact and what companies can do to prepare for its adoption.
Learn from Justin Woody about how AI Agents are transforming Identity Governance by proactively hunting and remediating identity data issues.




Experienced IT Manager with a strong background in DevOps, cloud computing, CI/CD, containerization, and software development. Proven track record in strategizing, planning, and executing IT initiatives while effectively managing resources and budgets. Skilled in strategic planning, problem-solving, and communication with good understanding of business principles, project management and team leadership. A results-driven leader with a broad spectrum of IT expertise, capable of driving innovation, efficiency, and security within an organization.
The emergence of Agentic AI represents a fundamental shift from traditional artificial intelligence to autonomous systems capable of independent reasoning, decision-making, and action execution. Unlike conventional AI that requires human oversight for each decision, Agentic AI operates as intelligent agents that can understand context, set goals, execute complex workflows, and adapt their behavior based on outcomes.This webinar provides a comprehensive introduction to Agentic AI, exploring what these systems are, how they differ from traditional AI, and why they represent the next evolution in enterprise technology.
Agentic AI, LLM, AI Governance, DXP, Integration

Peter is an AI enthusiast and software engineer who loves exploring how AI can make a real difference. He has worked on building Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems, red teaming AI models to spot weaknesses, and designing practical guardrails for large language models (LLMs). His focus is on making AI not just smarter, but also safer and easier to trust—using a mix of technical safeguards, bias checks, and clear accountability. He is excited to share some hands-on lessons and tips for building AI systems that are both robust and reliable, and to show how a thoughtful approach to AI safety can make all the difference.
This webinar explains why organizations must treat AI as a safety-critical technology by sharing real-world examples of AI failures, like hallucinations, bias, and unpredictable behavior. You’ll learn how these risks can cause real harm in fields such as healthcare, finance, and transportation. The session also covers practical ways to prevent problems—like red teaming, bias checks, and clear accountability—so you can build safer, more trustworthy AI systems.

IT teams chase orphaned accounts, duplicate identities, and systems that never sync. They fix one problem and three more appear. This is reactive work. It kills productivity and creates risk. AI agents change this. They hunt problems before problems hunt you. They clean data while you sleep. They prevent the fires instead of fighting them. Real deployments show 80% less manual cleanup. Better compliance. Happier users. This presentation shares five practical lessons from real-world deployments of AI Agents for identity data remediation, covering both technical approaches and organizational considerations for gaining stakeholder buy-in. Attendees will learn actionable strategies that align with Gartner's recommendations for modern identity governance.

With over 10 years of experience in telecommunications and IT sales, I have worked with both Hungarian and global clients to help them achieve their business objectives through innovative technology solutions. I lead Oriana’s sales department as Chief Sales Officer, where I’m responsible for supporting our clients in digitalizing their business processes and preparing their organizations to fully leverage the potential of AI.
Data-driven decision-making is no longer optional, it’s the foundation for every competitive business today. Yet managing data has never been easy: multiple systems, scattered spreadsheets, and fragmented sources make it nearly impossible to rely on a single truth. A unified digitalization platform organizes all company data in one place, creating a solid foundation for insights and efficiency. On top of that, AI has become indispensable, without fully digitized, integrated systems, it simply has nothing to connect to, leaving organizations at a strategic disadvantage.

Oresztész is a chief software engineer and solution architect with 18 years of professional experience, spanning small start-ups to large international enterprises. He has over a decade of experience leading engineering teams on a wide range of projects, from R&D and product development to software maintenance.
His recent work focuses on the frontier of Generative AI, designing agentic architectures, RAG pipelines, and text-to-SQL solutions. His broad expertise also covers solution architecture, cloud-native systems, IoT, and DevOps/SRE principles. He is a strong advocate for Agile and XP methodologies, including TDD, BDD, and Continuous Delivery.
As a frequent conference speaker and technical writer for platforms like DZone, Oresztész shares his passion for technical excellence. At EPAM, he primarily focuses on solution architecture, mentoring and coaching other developers, building and forming software development teams, and implementing agile and lean methodologies.
So you're looking forward for leveraging LLMs as a BI tool, but you're unsure how to start and what are the initial challenges? How far you can get with your own in-house solution if you don't want to go with a ready-made product? What are the most complex initial problems you need to solve? Good news is that however generative AI is quite novel technology, some software methodologies and best practices are still applicable. This presentation would like to aid technical people in their upcoming journey on introducing generative AI into a quite complex territory, from an architect's perspective.

Balazs brings over 25 years of leadership experience in enterprise transformation and AI strategy across global markets. As a seasoned educator, advisor, and keynote speaker, he specializes in equipping senior leaders to drive real-world AI adoption with confidence and clarity.
Highlights of his experience include:
Trusted by major institutions including KBC Bank, Aegon Global Technology, Konica Minolta, Hungarian Development Bank, Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions, Telenor, SPAR, American Express, Citibank, Provident Financial, Accenture
Many companies are promoting, developing, or selling AI tools and solutions. However, not every solution is the best fit for a company’s strategy and business context. In this presentation, you will learn how to prepare for AI implementation in a technology- and vendor-independent way, gaining insights that are relevant for both business leaders and developers.
We will discuss how organizations can take practical steps today (even if they are not yet ready to implement AI) to align AI initiatives with their business strategy, increase personal and organizational efficiency, and prepare for successful adoption.

Dávid has a background in software development, and security has always played a key role in his work. He has been involved in both successful and unsuccessful ventures. The development of OpenShield began at the end of 2024, providing a security layer for LLM models.
In addition to LLM models, MCP servers have also emerged. Their proliferation introduces new security risks, as LLMs are just as vulnerable to attacks as other systems. The main challenge lies in the diversity of attack types. Traditional security solutions alone are no longer sufficient. Moreover, MCP systems can provide direct access to corporate data, further increasing the risk.

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