We are
Software Comprehension
We understand your code
Software Economics
Efficient digital strategies
Creativity
Brown- and greenfield solution design
Programming
Enthusiasm for programming languages from ASM to JS
Productivity
Success through performance
Fun
Skills + Responsibility + Freedom + Team
Success
We generate and deliver values
History
Computer Science. Independent. 15 years of experience. Continuous growth. International locations. Customers: Top 500 finance, automotive and retail companies.
Vision
We are the #1 know-how carrier for innovative IT strategies and oustanding software solutions in the Central European market. We think creatively, focused and independently.
Services
Solution Engineering
Software Renovation
Digital Business Consulting
IT Strategy Consulting
Software HealthCheck
Performance Tuning
Figures
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Computer Scientists
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Mio LoC Read
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RFS LoC Output / Person Day
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Liters Frozen Yogurt 2017
Project Highlights
B2B Banking: Renewal of the portfolio management
Automotive: Planning and quality assurance
Metal industry: SAP-based plant planning
Legal expenses insurance: System renovation
Financial service provider: Omni-channel sales
Insurance: Europe’s fastest claim settlement
Team
Dr. Markus Pizka
CEO & Founder
Dr. Christian Rehn
CEO & Founder
Cristina Peligros
Software Consultant
Tobias Simon
Senior Software Architect
Insights
The International Conference of Program Comprehension (ICPC) 2015 honored the publication Concise and Consistent Naming by Dr. Markus Pizka und Dr. Florian Deissenboeck (CQSE GmbH) with the Most Influential Paper Award and thus one of the most influential publications of the last 10 years. The publication shows how important the naming of program components is for actual maintenance, provides clear quality criteria and a solution for automated testing with tools.
The publication Adaptation of Large-Scale Open Source Software - An Experience Report by Dr. Markus Pizka was awarded the Best Paper Award at the 8th European Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering (CSMR) in March 2004, in Tampere, Finland. The publication discusses the risks of the new development of software as well as the chances of expanding and adapting existing software from the perspective of many years of experience.
