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Jasmina
Cahill
Director of Product Management
Civica
Jasmina is an accomplished product leader with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry, including 15 years in product management. Currently serving as Director of Product Management for Education & Libraries at Civica, she has also held senior product leadership roles at THE ICONIC. Jasmina has successfully delivered cross-platform and cloud-based products across industries including financial services, PropTech, cybersecurity, and education. She is known for leveraging data-driven strategies and technology to create exceptional customer experiences, drive operational efficiency, and deliver sustainable business growth.
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28 October 2026 15:45 - 16:30
Panel | Speed vs. substance: Are product teams moving too fast in the AI era?
AI is accelerating product development at a pace few teams have experienced before. But as organisations rush to launch AI-powered experiences and stay competitive, many product leaders are grappling with a difficult question: are we building products that create lasting customer value, or simply shipping features to keep up with the market? This panel brings together product and AI leaders to explore how modern teams are balancing speed, experimentation, customer trust, and meaningful product outcomes. From governance and operational readiness to adoption, usability, and long-term impact, the discussion will unpack what responsible and effective AI product leadership actually looks like beyond the hype cycle. Attendees will hear practical perspectives on: - Balancing rapid experimentation with customer experience - Avoiding “AI novelty” and focusing on real user value - Governance, trust, and operational considerations when scaling AI products - Aligning product, operations, and leadership teams around responsible AI adoption - Deciding when to move fast (and when to slow down)