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This was followed by a panel discussion on the do’s and don’ts in low-code projects, moderated by Christoph Baumgarten. Alongside Michael Kammerer, representatives from the Z\u00fchlke Group, isolutions and MuleSoft\/Salesforce discussed typical misconceptions, success factors and the role of IT in low-code projects. One key finding was evident throughout the discussion: low-code projects remain IT projects. <\/p>\n\n The program was complemented by an invited talk by Julian Reiser (Accelleron), who showed how Citizen Development can be promoted in a structured way without creating a new shadow IT. Networking over coffee and croissants as well as in-depth workshops rounded off the morning. <\/p>\n\n One of the most common assumptions that Michael Kammerer encounters in projects is that “Low code lowers the barrier to entry, but not the complexity. Michael Kammerer<\/p> CTO<\/p><\/div>\n This becomes particularly clear when comparing prototypes and productive solutions:<\/p>\n\n Such solutions still require clean architecture, clear responsibilities and technical engineering. Governance is not a brake, but a necessary guardrail. Without clear rules, a new form of shadow IT will quickly emerge, even in the low-code environment. <\/p>\n\n Another focus of the discussion was the use of AI within low-code platforms. Michael Kammerer made a clear distinction between two levels. <\/p>\n\n AI in the development phase<\/strong> “AI is a powerful assistant, but not an architect. Michael Kammerer<\/p> CTO<\/p><\/div>\n AI as part of the application<\/strong> For Swiss companies in particular, the question of where data is processed and how telemetry and company data remain protected is key. Our approach at the Online Group is clear: AI is used in a targeted manner and sensibly integrated into existing workflows. <\/p>\n\n Looking into the future, it became clear that low code is on the verge of another development step. One term that is being used more and more frequently is vibe coding. <\/p>\n\n Instead of assembling applications manually, in future we will describe the intention, logic and goal of a solution. The platform generates the result in real time. Providers and platforms are already showing us where the journey is heading. <\/p>\n\n This brings enormous speed and opens up new opportunities for digitalization. At the same time, the foundation remains crucial. AI-generated solutions also need professional environments, clear governance, security and scalability. <\/p>\n\n The role of IT is shifting noticeably. Less focus on technical construction, more responsibility for business logic, quality and sustainability. This is precisely where we see our strength as an online group. <\/p>\n\n In addition to the official program items, the SWISS LOW CODE Caf\u00e9 2026 offered plenty of space for personal exchange. Our experts Michael Kammerer, Mikayil Bekooglu and Marco Denzler were available for talks, questions and discussions after the podium. <\/p>\n\n The direct dialog with the community, universities and partners shows us time and again how important such formats are. Digitalization arises where experience, technology and practice come together. We look forward to further exchanges – practical, honest and with substance. <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.online.ch\/wp-content\/uploads\/\/SLCC26_Podium_Michael_Kammerer-819x1024.jpg\")
Low code does not equal “simple”<\/h2>\n\n
It doesn’t make a bad process better, it just digitizes it faster.”<\/p>\n
AI in low-code projects – conscious use instead of blind trust<\/h2>\n\n
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Responsibility for quality, governance and sustainability always remains with people.”<\/p>\n
Looking ahead: from low code to vibe coding<\/h2>\n\n
Exchange at eye level – even off the stage<\/h2>\n\n
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