Every board has approved an AI strategy. Far fewer can point to AI in production, earning its keep. That gap between the pilot that impressed the steering committee and the platform that ships value every week is now the defining competitive line in your industry.
Arch9 2026 is a one-day conference for the executives and architects accountable for closing that gap: turning AI investment into products that scale.
The market is full of opinions on AI. Arch9 is built on evidence. One day with the leaders and engineers who have moved past experimentation, sharing what scaled, what stalled, and what it cost to find out.
You leave knowing where to invest, what to stop funding, and how the teams ahead of you actually got there:

We focus on what matters and what needs to be done, and right now that is moving AI from demo to production.
It brings together decision-makers from across industries who share one challenge: making AI work at scale. If you are weaving AI into the core of your business, this is the room that tells you the truth.
The most strategic decision you make this year may simply be showing up.
In 2025
Arch9 convened 200+ IT professionals and industry leaders

In 2026
We expect the same caliber: the executives, architects and technology leaders accountable for AI outcomes, not just AI ambitions.

Lineup coming soon
Leaders and architects across industries, alongside the Levi9 teams turning AI strategy into shipped systems.
Full agenda to be published
Doors open and networking lunch · Opening · Keynotes · Industry sessions · Networking breaks · Closing remarks · Drinks and bites
Hotel Arena, 's-Gravesandestraat 55, 1092 AA Amsterdam
Hotel Arena, Amsterdam




The conversations that move strategy forward do not happen on a recording. They happen in the room.
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Reach out to Mart van den Bosch, mart.vandenbosch@levi9.com.
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