
Markus Eisler
Java Champion, author, and developer advocate/AI developer strategist at IBM, known for enterprise Java modernization and cloud-native development.
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Sep 9, 2026
Java’s age is its AI superpower
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18:32Ryan DonovanHOST
How are these frameworks sort of making it easier for adjuncting Java on the enterprise?

Markus EislerGUEST
The first piece of the story is very similar to the core Java JVM story, the specification angle.

Markus EislerGUEST
Even if many people think they slow things down, it's more agreeing than it is actually solving problems.

Markus EislerGUEST
So every agent does understand what a certain CDI bean actually is, what a certain annotation is, right? So it's kind of the domain language they can all rely on.
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27:21Ryan DonovanHOST
So talking about these individual workflows, but what does a good workflow look like for a Java developer on an enterprise? What's the full like snout to tail workflow?