October 9, 2026
3 min read
Jaggle.eu participated in the 21st IT Directors Forum, held on October 5, 2026, at the Athens Concert Hall, bringing AI-powered Low-code development, Jaggle.Apps and a real-world Jaggle.Signage use case into the discussion around the evolving priorities of IT organizations.
The event brought together IT leaders and technology professionals to exchange perspectives on application modernization, Artificial Intelligence, operational efficiency and the need for technology that can adapt as business requirements evolve.
Throughout the event, the Jaggle.eu team had the opportunity to discuss how organizations can approach application development with greater flexibility while maintaining alignment with their existing processes, systems and technology environments.
A key part of these conversations was Jaggle.Apps, a growing portfolio of applications built on the Jaggle.eu Low-code platform.
The portfolio includes Jaggle.CRM, Jaggle.HR, Jaggle.Conversational AI, Jaggle.RAG, Jaggle.XL2App and Jaggle.Signage, addressing different business requirements while sharing a common technology foundation.
Rather than starting from a blank page, Jaggle.Apps provide organizations with applications that can be introduced quickly and then adapted as processes, requirements and operational needs change.
One of the highlights of the forum was the presentation by Manthos Dardamanis, CEO of Mindsys, who shared a real-world case study based on Jaggle.Signage.
The session presented how digital signage operations can be managed through a centralized environment, bringing together screen organization, content, scheduling and campaign management across multiple devices and locations.
The case study provided a practical example of how an application built on Jaggle.eu can support specific business and operational requirements while remaining adaptable over time.
The discussions at the IT Directors Forum reflected many of the challenges technology teams are addressing today: modernizing existing applications, introducing AI into business processes, improving visibility across operations and responding to new requirements without creating additional complexity.
Jaggle.eu combines AI-powered capabilities with Low-code development to support internal teams in building and evolving applications around their own requirements and technology strategy.
Through both the core platform and Jaggle.Apps, organizations can approach development with a common foundation while maintaining the flexibility to adapt individual applications to the way they operate.
Thank you to everyone who visited us, attended the session and shared their perspectives throughout the day, and to BOUSSIAS Events for bringing together the IT community for another successful IT Directors Forum.
Jaggle.eu participated in the 21st IT Directors Forum, held on October 5, 2026, at the Athens Concert Hall, bringing AI-powered Low-code development, Jaggle.Apps and a real-world Jaggle.Signage use case into the discussion around the evolving priorities of IT organizations.
The event brought together IT leaders and technology professionals to exchange perspectives on application modernization, Artificial Intelligence, operational efficiency and the need for technology that can adapt as business requirements evolve.
Throughout the event, the Jaggle.eu team had the opportunity to discuss how organizations can approach application development with greater flexibility while maintaining alignment with their existing processes, systems and technology environments.
A key part of these conversations was Jaggle.Apps, a growing portfolio of applications built on the Jaggle.eu Low-code platform.
The portfolio includes Jaggle.CRM, Jaggle.HR, Jaggle.Conversational AI, Jaggle.RAG, Jaggle.XL2App and Jaggle.Signage, addressing different business requirements while sharing a common technology foundation.
Rather than starting from a blank page, Jaggle.Apps provide organizations with applications that can be introduced quickly and then adapted as processes, requirements and operational needs change.
One of the highlights of the forum was the presentation by Manthos Dardamanis, CEO of Mindsys, who shared a real-world case study based on Jaggle.Signage.
The session presented how digital signage operations can be managed through a centralized environment, bringing together screen organization, content, scheduling and campaign management across multiple devices and locations.
The case study provided a practical example of how an application built on Jaggle.eu can support specific business and operational requirements while remaining adaptable over time.
The discussions at the IT Directors Forum reflected many of the challenges technology teams are addressing today: modernizing existing applications, introducing AI into business processes, improving visibility across operations and responding to new requirements without creating additional complexity.
Jaggle.eu combines AI-powered capabilities with Low-code development to support internal teams in building and evolving applications around their own requirements and technology strategy.
Through both the core platform and Jaggle.Apps, organizations can approach development with a common foundation while maintaining the flexibility to adapt individual applications to the way they operate.
Thank you to everyone who visited us, attended the session and shared their perspectives throughout the day, and to BOUSSIAS Events for bringing together the IT community for another successful IT Directors Forum.
