BEI St. Gallen Workshop 2026

20th – 22nd May 2026 – Objectway partners with the Business Engineering Institute (BEI) St. Gallen for a new session in its workshop series, bringing together industry professionals, researchers and practitioners to explore key developments in banking technology and architecture.

Agenda

20th – 22nd May 2026

BEI St. Gallen Workshop

Sebastian Held, Product Manager, Objectway

Objectway’s collaboration with BEI St. Gallen reflects a shared commitment to advancing innovation in banking through the Banking IT Reference Model and its workshop series. This partnership bridges research and practice, supporting financial institutions in addressing evolving IT architecture challenges.

This edition focuses on the evolution of transaction processing within next-generation banking IT architectures, building on the outcomes of Modules 7–13 of the BEI Banking IT Reference Model. The workshop will provide a structured and research-driven framework to assess future requirements, design principles and decision models supporting modern banking ecosystems.

The program offers a unique opportunity to engage in in-depth discussions, combining academic insights with practical perspectives, and to contribute to shaping scalable, efficient and future-ready banking platforms.

Objectway will be represented by Sebastian Held, Product Manager, who will contribute his expertise and insights on transaction processing and banking platform evolution.

Event Information

20th – 22nd May 2026, Hotel Carlton, Höheweg 92-94, 3800 Interlaken

Discover more at https://www.bei-sg.ch/?lang=en

We’re looking forward to meeting you in Interlaken!

Speakers

Sebastian Held

Sebastian is a seasoned Product Leader for the Core Banking Solution OBS at Objectway. He’s responsible for guiding the product’s future development with a keen focus on market and regulatory driven innovations. With over 16 years of experience at Objectway, Sebastian has held various positions and has been instrumental in managing numerous projects. His extensive background includes defining requirements, and designing and implementing solutions.