2026 is all about fast, standardized rollouts
For us, this year is above all a rollout year. Cloud and SaaS are not simply “strategy”; they are the lever for bringing new capabilities to scale more quickly. Less project gravity, more standardization, predictable releases – so that a good solution does not merely become a proof of concept, but a productive standard. Ultimately, what matters to you is the result: creating impact faster, without every enhancement triggering a new mammoth project.
In 2026, AI is the central driver of this acceleration. We deliberately do not think in terms of individual buzzwords, but rather as a system of GenAI, LLMs, deep learning, and agentic AI, each deployed where it delivers the greatest benefit. GenAI and LLMs help wherever language and content need to be understood, evaluated, or structured. Deep learning and traditional ML components deliver robust, reliable results in day-to-day operations. We see agentic AI as the next step in supporting rollout and orchestration – with clear boundaries, so that assistance and controlled automation are not perceived as a loss of control. The point is not “more AI,” but less friction: less rework, fewer exceptions, more operational stability.
To ensure this impact does not remain abstract, we are bundling our development into clear industry packages such as Buildsimple for Insurance, Banking, and the Public Sector. The reason is simple: in every environment, it is not the best demo that matters, but the ability to accurately reflect domain expertise, controls, and operational reality. Specialized versions are therefore not a “feature per industry,” but a focused approach that shortens rollouts: reusable patterns, clearer expectations, and less room for interpretation in implementation.
Another lever for rapid rollout is the Buildsimple AI Assistant. The Assistant is not a chatbot or a “nice-to-have” gimmick. It is designed as a configuration and integration accelerator that supports teams with the recurring, time-intensive parts of implementation: setup, integration, configuration, and knowledge transfer. The goal is not to replace people, but to free up capacity – so that projects go live faster and run reliably.
Sovereignty will remain a mandatory topic in 2026, which we make tangible for you as an AWS European Sovereign Cloud Launch Partner.
If key baseline questions remain unresolved, what emerges is not a rollout, but an endless loop of coordination with procurement, data protection, and internal audit. That is why we transparently address the minimum requirements that accelerate decisions: Bring your own key, Client-side Encryption, C5 attestation, and TÜV-tested security. In addition, in Q2 we are expanding operational options through local execution with Buildsimple “Edge” – for scenarios where “local” is not optional, but a prerequisite. And where details go beyond the minimum, they do not belong in vague promises, but in a structured approach: clear, traceable, and fit for decision-making.
And to ensure rollouts do not fail due to specialized requirements, we are also expanding the ecosystem with Buildsimple Now. Specialized third-party solutions should be usable without integration chaos – through standardized interfaces and clear integration. This means you do not have to choose between platform standardization and best of breed. You get both, without IT having to start from scratch every time.
If you want to move faster from idea to productive rollout in 2026, we offer you a no-obligation conversation to assess your situation and define the next steps. Afterwards, a potential analysis can show specifically where acceleration is realistic and what prerequisites are required.
