‘Like it or not, there’s no way around low code’

Karsten Noack is founder and CEO of Scopeland Technology GmbH. As a visionary, he developed the basics of the technology as early as the mid-1990s, which is now known as low-code and as the key technology of digitization. Karsten Noack has extensive experience in the use of low-code platforms in large companies and public authorities.

He is a member of the main board of BITKOM and several BITKOM working groups.

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"‘Tomorrow programming won’t be a job; it will be a step"

Markus Bernhart is responsible for growth at Necara. In the rapidly growing low-code ecosystem, Necara focuses on the consistent further development of technology towards ‘no-code’ engines and applications.

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"In 2030, agile and DevOps will feel so `90s!"

Jan Berger is the CEO of the 2b AHEAD ThinkTank. He personally leads our project ‘Future of Software Development’ and will present the interim results of our future study. He used to lead software development projects himself. What fascinates him about low code is its potential to revolutionize the scope of tasks and workflows in IT departments of companies.

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Dr. Rachid ElBansakhani is the founder and managing director of QuantiCor Security GmbH, a developer and supplier of quantum computer resistant security solutions. With his company he won several awards for innovative quantum-safe technologies. He holds a Ph.D. in post-quantum cryptography and worked as a postdoctoral fellow at TU-Darmstadt. He focused on constructing and designing post-quantum primitives such as encryption schemes and digital signatures. One of the developed encryption technologies is currently being standardized as a DIN SPEC.

Markus Meißner has been Managing Director of AEB SE since 2011. The company is an internationally oriented provider of software-based cloud solutions for logistics, foreign trade and supply chain management. In this position, his responsibilities include the company's portfolio strategy and the internationalization of the AEB Group. He is also responsible for the company's subsidiaries as the director or board member in England, Switzerland, Singapore and the USA.

Markus Meißner joined AEB in 1995, initially as project manager for the introduction of IT solutions at various companies in Europe, Asia and the USA - including Siemens, Infineon, Epcos, Honeywell and VW. From 1990 to 1995, he worked as a freelance consultant for IT-based communications management during and after his engineering studies at the University of Stuttgart.