Scaled Agile to Host SAFe & AI Summit 2026 in Amsterdam

Mar 6, 2026
Scaled Agile will host its annual SAFe & AI Summit in Amsterdam from March 23 to 27, 2026, unveiling new research on the economics and business impact of AI in large enterprises. The event will feature keynotes, case studies, and training focused on integrating AI into agile practices.

Scaled Agile, Inc. announced in a press release that it will host the annual SAFe® & AI Summit in Amsterdam from March 23 to 27, 2026. The event will focus on AI-empowered agility and the transition to AI-native organizations, featuring new research on the economics and business impact of AI in large enterprises.

At the center of this year’s summit is Scaled Agile’s report, The Economic Reality of AI in 2026: High Value and What’s Actually Driving It, which compiles insights from over 1,000 executives worldwide. The study examines how enterprises measure and manage the business value of AI adoption and outlines criteria for identifying success and failure in AI initiatives.

The summit will include breakout sessions and training experiences covering portfolio management, scaling agile practices, and responsible AI integration into products and workflows. Speakers include Andrew Sales, Chief Methodologist and Chief Product Officer at Scaled Agile, Tamara Nation, Head of the SAFe Community, and business transformation leaders from Volkswagen Group. Additional sessions will feature case studies from industries such as aviation, healthcare, finance, and technology.

Optional post-conference training will help participants operationalize AI at scale within their organizations, emphasizing practical tools for achieving measurable business outcomes through AI-native practices.

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