Lviv, Ukraine, September 2026 – Leobit, a full-cycle .NET, AI, and web application development company, announces its upcoming live webinar “AI-Native SDLC: 10x Faster, with Even Higher Quality,” taking place online on September 30th, 2026, at 5:00 PM CET / 10:00 AM CST.
As companies invest in AI coding tools, the bigger challenge is turning individual productivity gains into measurable improvements across software delivery. Faster code generation alone does not necessarily mean faster time to market: requirements, architecture, testing, reviews, releases, and quality controls can remain bottlenecks.
During the 60-minute session, Leobit’s leaders will share the company’s experience of moving from AI-assisted development to an AI-native software development lifecycle (SDLC), where AI agents support the delivery process end to end while engineers retain control over critical decisions.
The webinar will cover how technology and business leaders can:
- Identify where their current software delivery process stands on the path from traditional to AI-native SDLC and where AI can create the greatest impact
- Move beyond isolated AI coding tools toward agentic engineering across the software development lifecycle
- Structure context, conventions, quality gates, and human decision points to accelerate delivery without compromising quality
- Measure AI-driven productivity gains and connect them to delivery outcomes such as shorter development cycles and faster time to market
- Determine what organizational and engineering changes are required to adopt AI-native delivery at scale
These insights are based on Leobit’s own transition to AI-native software delivery, including an enterprise ERP project where the company achieved 10x delivery productivity and delivered the solution in six months using AI agents throughout the lifecycle and proprietary agentic tooling.
The broader market is still working through many of the organizational and governance challenges associated with scaling AI. According to McKinsey, only about 30% of organizations have reached a maturity level of three or higher in AI strategy, governance, and agentic AI controls. Adding AI coding tools to an unchanged process rarely closes that gap. The webinar will examine what changes when AI becomes a governed part of the delivery process, from ideation and discovery through development, release, and production operations.
The session will benefit CEOs, founders, CTOs, tech leaders, VPs of R&D, heads of departments, and business leaders who want to understand what AI-native delivery requires and what results to expect from it.
Two Leobit leaders will share the insights during the webinar:
- Oleksa Stelmakh, CEO and Founder at Leobit. Oleksa has 22 years of experience in IT, including 10 years focused on AI. Under his leadership, the company has grown to 200+ engineers delivering AI solutions, large language model training, and process optimization. In 2026, Oleksa was named the winner of a Gold Stevie® Award in the Best Entrepreneur – Computer Services category and a Silver Stevie® Award in the AI Leader of the Year category at the 23rd Annual International Business Awards® (IBAs).
- Vitaliy Lysovych, VP of Delivery at Leobit. Vitaliy has deep experience in software delivery and technology management. As the leader of Leobit’s delivery organization, Vitaliy shaped the company’s Agentic SDLC framework and applied it end-to-end on an ERP project that achieved 10x delivery productivity through AI agents and proprietary agentic tooling.
To register for the webinar, fill in the form on the webinar page.
For more insights on AI adoption and AI-native delivery from our specialists, explore Leobit’s AI blog series and the announcement of Leobit’s AI-native SDLC.
About Leobit
Leobit is a .NET, AI, and web application development provider for technology companies and startups in the US, EU, and beyond. Our technology focus covers .NET, Angular, iOS, Android, Azure, .NET MAUI, Blazor, Flutter, Ruby, PHP, React, and a comprehensive range of other technologies from Microsoft, web, and mobile stacks. Leobit has a representative office in Austin, TX (USA) and development centers in Lviv (Ukraine), London (UK), Tallinn (Estonia), and Krakow (Poland).