Join Ajay Chankramath and Mallory Haigh for the first Platform Clinic of our virtual series, a working session on what's actually breaking on platforms in the age of AI. Bring a real problem. Leave with a clear read on where your platform gaps sit across adoption, value measurement, and AI readiness, plus practical next steps you can act on straight away.
The first in our virtual Platform Clinic series, a continuation of the in-person clinics run at PlatformCon London and NYC.
Most platform teams now have something in production, but they're facing patchy adoption, unclear ROI, or an AI mandate they're not confident the platform can support. This session works through those problems in the open, with peers facing the same thing.
We'll run three guided breakouts: what your team has built that nobody uses and why, how you'd prove platform ROI if your CTO asked tomorrow (with AI in the mix), and what breaks first when an AI mandate scales past the pilot. For platform leads, VPs and Directors of Engineering, and CTOs. Off the record, no recording, live discussion throughout.
Speaker: Ajay Chankramath
CTO, Platform Engineering Consulting
Ajay Chankramath is CTO at Platform Engineering Consulting (PEC), where he leads client engagements as one of the practitioners who defined the discipline. His career spans nearly four decades as an engineer, architect, and engineering leader across platform engineering, developer experience, cloud, FinOps, and SRE, including roles as Head of Platform Engineering at Thoughtworks, CTO at Brillio and CEO at Platformetrics. He has senior leadership experience in FinTech, Cloud SaaS, and Semiconductor industries.
At PEC, his current focus includes agentic AI for platform engineering and domain-driven platform engineering. He is co-author of Effective Platform Engineering (Manning) and Domain-Driven Platform Engineering (Springer), and author of the Platform Engineer's Handbook (Packt). He's a regular keynote speaker at platform engineerin
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