Building Enterprise Software for AI Agents

with Gil Feig & Sachin Kaura & James Watters & Nitin Eusebius & Matt Burns

Friday 25 September 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Tech Leaders Stage

About This Session

Enterprise software is getting a second kind of user: agents that log in, call APIs, and complete tasks on behalf of people. Products built for human eyes and hands work badly for machine users - interfaces, permissions, integrations, and pricing all assume a person on the other end. What it takes to make enterprise software work for agents, across products, APIs, and the businesses behind them.

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Speakers

Gil Feig

Co-founder & CTO · Merge

Co-founder & CTO of Merge

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Gil Feig is the Co-Founder and CTO of Merge, the leading provider of agentic tools and customer-facing integrations for frontier LLMs, Fortune 500 organizations, and B2B SaaS companies. Previously, Gil was the Head of Engineering at Untapped and worked as a software engineer at Wealthfront and LinkedIn. A graduate of Columbia University, he now lives and works in San Francisco.
Sachin Kaura

Vice President & Chief Architect AI Research, Experimentation & Evaluation · SAP Business AI

Vice President & Chief Architect AI Research, Experimentation & Evaluation at SAP Business AI

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Sachin Kaura is Vice President and Chief Architect for AI Research, Experimentation and Evaluation at SAP Business AI. He leads the architecture and evaluation of agentic AI systems, translating emerging research into secure and reliable enterprise products and SAP Ecosystem. As the founder of SAP Joule for Consultants, he has brought generative AI grounded in trusted enterprise knowledge to SAP's consulting ecosystem. His work focuses on making enterprise software ready for AI agents by addressing identity, permissions, APIs, business context, orchestration, observability and governance. This enables AI agents to safely complete complex tasks across business systems and deliver measurable business value.
James Watters

CTO · Tanzu division at Broadcom Inc.

CTO of the Tanzu division at Broadcom Inc.

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James Watters is the CTO of the Tanzu division at Broadcom Inc., a role he assumed in November 2023 following the company's acquisition. Previously At VMWare, he served as CTO of Modern Application Platforms. Watters was previously SVP of Product and Strategy at Pivotal Software, and a founding leader of the company.
Nitin Eusebius

Principal Solutions Architect · AWS

Principal Solutions Architect at AWS

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Nitin Eusebius is a Principal Solutions Architect and Generative AI Tech Lead at Amazon Web Services (AWS) with over 20 years of experience in enterprise technology, cloud architecture, and large-scale digital platforms. He specializes in AI Engineering, Generative and Agentic AI, helping organizations design secure, resilient, and production-ready systems. He designs production-scale AI systems and helps organizations move AI initiatives from experimentation to scalable, real-world deployment, aligning AI capabilities with modern engineering and delivery practices. Nitin has led complex modernization and transformation programs, advised executive stakeholders, and driven architectural strategies across cloud-native, hybrid, and distributed environments. He actively leads field initiatives, contributes to thought leadership and blogs, and publishes on AWS official channels and community platforms. Nitin holds all AWS Certifications and 4 NVIDIA Generative AI certifications and is a frequent speaker at AWS re:Invent, re:Inforce, NVIDIA GTC, AI Dev Summit, and global AWS Summits.
Matt Burns

Director of Editorial · Insight Media Group

Director of Editorial at Insight Media Group

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Matt Burns is Director of Editorial at Insight Media Group, where he oversees The New Stack, Roadmap.sh, and Towards Data Science — three platforms that collectively help millions of developers figure out what to learn next. Previously, he spent 16 years at TechCrunch, leading editorial teams and events, hosting shows and pitch-offs, and interviewing newsmakers who shaped the world through technology and politics.