We’re proud to have INNOQ as a sponsor of Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About INNOQ

Founded in 1998, INNOQ is a technology consulting company with around 150 employees across offices in Germany (Monheim am Rhein, Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Munich) and Switzerland. They specialize in software architecture, custom development, data & AI, IT security, and legacy modernization — always manufacturer-independent. INNOQ is known as a thought leader in the German tech community, actively contributing through blogs, podcasts, conferences, and training programs. Their current hot topics include agentic software engineering, Data Mesh, and responsible generative AI.

Why They Support Agentic Conf

INNOQ has long been a thought leader in the German tech community, known for their deep expertise in software architecture and emerging technologies. Their focus on practical, responsible AI applications aligns perfectly with the Agentic Conf mission of bringing together practitioners who are shaping how we build with AI.

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A huge thank you to INNOQ for making Agentic Conf Hamburg possible!

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We’re proud to have Digitale Leute School as a sponsor of Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About Digitale Leute School

Digitale Leute School grew out of the Digitale Leute magazine and its conference, the Digitale Leute Summit. Since 2017, the DL team has been bringing together leading minds from product, tech, and design. The result is the AZAV-certified DL School, offering bootcamps in AI Software Engineering, Vibe Coding, Product Management, Product Ownership, and Product Design. With over 1,000 alumni and trainers from companies like Airbnb, Zalando, and AWS, the school is educating the next generation of digital talent.

Why They Support Agentic Conf

Digitale Leute School has been at the forefront of tech education in Germany, and their new AI Software Engineering bootcamp is a natural fit for the agentic coding community. By sponsoring Agentic Conf Hamburg, they’re connecting with the practitioners who are shaping how we build software with AI.

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A huge thank you to Digitale Leute School for making Agentic Conf Hamburg possible!

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We’re proud to have Tegtmeier Internet Solutions as a sponsor of Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About Tegtmeier Internet Solutions

Hamburg-based Tegtmeier Internet Solutions has been solving digital challenges for businesses for over 20 years — whether strategy, processes, or custom software. As a full-service provider for consulting, development, and operations of internet solutions, they now also leverage AI to take business models to the next level. In 2024, they were recognized as a Great Place to Work.

Why They Support Agentic Conf

Tegtmeier has been building custom software solutions for two decades, and they’re now actively leveraging AI to accelerate their work. Supporting Agentic Conf Hamburg is a natural extension of their commitment to innovation and their belief in the power of community-driven learning.

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A huge thank you to Tegtmeier Internet Solutions for making Agentic Conf Hamburg possible!

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We’re proud to have adesso insurance solutions as a sponsor of Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About adesso insurance solutions

adesso insurance solutions, a subsidiary of adesso SE, is one of the leading providers of standard software for the insurance industry. With a team of 1,000 experts from insurance and IT, they develop the in|sure Ecosphere — a comprehensive, cloud-capable application landscape for the international insurance market. Their platform covers everything from portfolio and claims management to commission settlement, partner management, and company pension schemes. Beyond standard software, they also provide consulting and project support from conception to implementation.

Why They Support Agentic Conf

With AI and automation reshaping how software gets built and maintained, adesso insurance solutions sees agentic engineering as a key driver for the next generation of insurance technology. By supporting Agentic Conf Hamburg, they’re investing in the community that’s defining how we build software in the age of AI.

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A huge thank you to adesso insurance solutions for making Agentic Conf Hamburg possible!

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We’re proud to have Auto Fleet Control (AFC) as a sponsor of Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About AFC

Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Hamburg, Auto Fleet Control (AFC) is one of Germany’s leading independent providers of digital claims management, risk management, and fleet insurance solutions. With over 1 million claims processed and 140,000 vehicles under management, AFC combines 25+ years of operational expertise with a strong technology backbone. Their flagship platform PRIME integrates damage management, risk management, and fleet insurance into a single intelligent system — and their AI-powered CompanionAI app lets drivers report claims in minutes instead of days.

Why They Support Agentic Conf

Fleet management is a domain where automation and intelligent agents can have massive impact — from automated claims processing to predictive maintenance. AFC is expanding its engineering capabilities and investing in the community that’s pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with agentic AI.

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A huge thank you to AFC for making Agentic Conf Hamburg possible!

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We’re proud to have Vorwerk as a sponsor of Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About Vorwerk

Founded in 1883 and headquartered in Wuppertal, Vorwerk is a family-owned global enterprise with over 9,000 employees and 3.17 billion EUR in revenue. Known for the iconic Thermomix kitchen system and Kobold cleaning products, Vorwerk is actively investing in AI and robotics — including a partnership with NVIDIA to develop robot-enabled home experiences. With R&D labs across Germany, Italy, Switzerland, China, and Spain, Vorwerk is transforming from a premium appliance maker into a technology-driven smart home ecosystem company.

Why They Support Agentic Conf

Vorwerk’s commitment to innovation extends beyond their products. By sponsoring Agentic Conf Hamburg, they’re supporting the community of engineers and builders who are defining how software gets built in the age of AI.

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A huge thank you to Vorwerk for making Agentic Conf Hamburg possible!

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We’re excited to announce Benedikt Terhechte as a speaker at Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About Benedikt

Benedikt Terhechte is Director of IRON at MoonPay. He previously worked on the iOS Platform team at XING and has always had a love for side projects — which have only been increasing now that AI makes it much easier to go from idea to solution.

The Talk: Humans Still Needed: Learnings from Refactoring an Ancient Codebase

AI agents have become fantastic at green field projects. However, getting them to work correctly on existing, complex codebases can be a challenge. Benedikt recently ported a 100k LoC Obj-C/OpenGL iOS game from 2011 to modern iOS with the help of Claude Opus.

This required much more than a simple prompt. The agent lacked the creativity to solve this task, it was often overwhelmed, and some problems required a change of abstraction.

The talk will go through the initial setup, how he improved it during the project, what the agent struggled with, and how he was able to guide it.

See Benedikt Live

Catch this talk and many more at Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22, 2026 at SAE Institute Hamburg.

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We’re excited to announce Daniel Schreiber and Felix Behrendt as speakers at Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About Daniel & Felix

Daniel Schreiber is Co-Owner & COO of AFC Group. With a background in chemical engineering (ETH Zurich), management consulting (Bain & Company), and an MBA (IMD), he built the AFC Group from 3 employees in 2001 to a 350-person corporation. In 2019, AFC acquired nobleglass — Germany’s leading automotive glass business — and Daniel drove its transformation into a mobile service operation. He started coding a first version in late 2023 to solve immediate needs, and from Christmas 2025 rebuilt the entire system to full spec. 1,770+ commits later: a production system optimizing daily routes for 85 technicians across Germany.

Felix Behrendt is Head of Product at AFC Group. He spent a decade at Lufthansa Industry Solutions building software used by 100,000 pilots and engineers daily, followed by product leadership at Volocopter. He joined AFC in 2025 and immediately started shipping — interactive Gantt scheduling, mobile technician app, frontend architecture — all with AI coding tools. He brings the rare combination of someone who’s written production code professionally and led product teams, now using AI to collapse the distance between the two.

The Talk: We’re Not Developers. We Built a 116K LoC Production System Anyway.

Most AI coding talks follow the same script: developers using AI to work faster. This is a different story.

Neither Daniel nor Felix works as a software engineer. Both built this part-time — weekends, holidays, evenings. Together, with Claude Code and Pi, they built 116,000 lines of code, 2,100+ commits, optimizing routes for 85 technicians across 40 depots handling 150-200 jobs per day across Germany. In full production since January 2026.

It started with route optimization — multi-depot, multi-vehicle VRP with OR-Tools, two-man job synchronization, time windows, technician constraints. But the system grew into a four-phase yield optimization pipeline: restrictions engine, k-medoids geographic clustering on real travel-time matrices, constraint-based routing, and a mobile frontend putting the plan directly into technicians’ hands.

Their key insight: the bottleneck in AI coding was never the code — it was always the domain knowledge. AI can generate any pattern you ask for. But only you know that morning time windows in Munich mean something different than in Hamburg. That knowledge — 25 years of it — turns AI output from plausible garbage into a production system.

See Daniel & Felix Live

Catch this talk and many more at Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22, 2026 at SAE Institute Hamburg.

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We’re excited to announce Alexander Stolle as a speaker at Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About Alexander

Alexander Stolle is Director of AI & Data at XING. He began his career in 2000 as a C++/Python developer and Linux system administrator, later designing highly available telecom systems and large-scale globally distributed platforms in the gaming industry. He now leads Data and AI at XING, staying close to the technology while applying a production engineering mindset shaped by decades of building resilient systems.

The Talk: AI Coding Tool Adoption at XING: From Exploration to Commitment

Instead of prematurely committing to one AI coding tool, XING treated the early phase as structured exploration. As CLI-based agents and workflow integrations matured, the question shifted from “which tools should we allow?” to “which stack should we commit to?”

This session details how they made the transition — from tool comparison and developer friction to governance and security considerations. It also addresses the harder question: how do you evaluate value when AI behaves more like Slack adoption than a feature with a simple ROI calculation?

See Alexander Live

Catch this talk and many more at Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22, 2026 at SAE Institute Hamburg.

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We’re excited to announce Hendrik Mans as a speaker at Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22nd!

About Hendrik

Hendrik Mans has been building software for three decades. That’s at least four too many.

The Talk: Woop Coding!

It’s time to face the shaming, ditch the vibing, and do some real freaking development together with your robot friend as an extension of yourself, not a servant.

Hendrik calls it Woop Coding: looks like Vibe Coding to the untrained eye, but with reliably great results, because you’re smart, you’re experienced, you’re probably also beautiful, and you’ve learned how to use all this to turn your agent from a random result emitting automaton into your own personal power armor.

Now you’re unbeatable. Now you’re Woop Coding. Let’s do this.

See Hendrik Live

Catch this talk and many more at Agentic Conf Hamburg on March 22, 2026 at SAE Institute Hamburg.

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