Day one · FYCMA
The tenth Digital Enterprise Show
FYCMA — Feria de Málaga — dressed for the congress's tenth edition. Three days, one theme: machines learn, people lead.
DES Málaga 2026 · FYCMA
Airtool at DES Málaga 2026 — three days on the floor.
The team spent 9–11 June at the Digital Enterprise Show in Málaga, Europe's largest enterprise technology congress — demonstrating the platform live and talking architecture with enterprise leaders from across Southern Europe.
Three days, one congress, one platform running live.
DES — Digital Enterprise Show — marked its tenth edition at FYCMA, the Feria y Palacio de Congresos de Málaga, under the banner “Machines learn, people lead”. Three days of enterprise AI, data and architecture conversations, drawing technology leaders from across Spain, Southern Europe and beyond.
Airtool was on the floor with the platform running live: finance, operations, sales and people on one foundation, with AI operating inside the same rules and permissions as every user. No slides — visitors brought their operational questions and watched the answer run on real data at the stand.
The event in pictures
From the booth to the main stage
Photographs taken by the team during the three days at FYCMA.
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The full platform. Live data, not slides.
Airtool running in production — finance, operations, sales and people working off the same numbers in real time. No exports, no spreadsheets bridging the gaps.
AI integrated, not added.
The AI operates on live data, under the same rules and permissions as the team. Governed agents, real-time context, no shadow data layer — the message on the booth wall, demonstrated at the desk.
Beyond the ERP.
For enterprises whose operations have outgrown what a packaged ERP can express: the platform that runs the backbone and the applications on the same foundation.
What we took home
Three days of conversations with enterprise architects and technology leaders confirmed the questions the platform was built to answer: how to put AI inside the operational backbone without creating a shadow data layer, how to modernise systems the business cannot stop, and what platform adoption looks like at enterprise scale.
To everyone who came by the stand — thank you. The conversations continue: an architect is available for a follow-up call, remote or in person, whenever you are ready.