Software factories - is it still a dream or reality? [ukr]
Ambition for 2026 was to boost team's performance by 15-20%... we made 30-50%.
AI-assisted SDLC has been converted into AI-based SDLC where people work together with agents with clear responsibility separation: humans - for sense and control, agents - for routine.
We use "human-in-the-loop" approach and experiment with agent loops.
Can we treat that as an "AI software factory"? Let's think about together...
I will show how we work based on one of our biggest solution consisting of 152 projects with 2.5 mln lines of source code and 18.7 mln of tokens to describe shared context.
How do we support it?
How do we overcome context window size limits?
See you on the meeting!
Sergiy Medvedyev
Fozzy Group, Chief IT Architect
- Sergiy is responsible for the digital transformation of Fozzy Group as Chief IT Architect and leads the architecture team at Temabit
- 25+ years within IT and still passion about IT.
- He started his career as an engineer of embedded solutions and Internet of Things devices (microprocessor-based and PLC-based solutions). He has come a long way in the field of production process automation: he grew from an engineer to an architect and gained extensive experience in commissioning factories around the world. Yes, factories, my friend
- In 2015, he moved into software development as an Enterprise Architect. He has developed projects in various fields for clients ranging from medium-sized to leading global companies (Samsung, Ford, VW, Mercedes, OMNICOM, etc.).
- Starting from 2022, combined Enterprise Architect contractual work with CTO position within a co-founded company Apricusit
- In 2023, he joined the Fozzy Group, where he continues to work to this day.