Great interest in Qlerify's talk about Event Storming

Staffan and Nikolaus from Qlerify speak at Sweden's largest requirements engineering conference, "Från Krav till System"

"Från Krav till System" is Sweden's largest conference for requirements engineering. Attendees are primarily individuals responsible for procurement of IT systems. During two days in June the attendees had the opportunity to learn more about innovative frameworks and tools as well as sharing insights from case studies.

Qlerify was invited to speak about Event Storming, a powerful tool for exploring business domains in close collaboration between domain experts and engineers.

More information about the conference can be found here:

https://nfi.se/konferens/krav-till-system

Qlerify offers on site or remote training in Event Storming together with our partner NFI. More information can be found here.

Please contact us if you would like to know more about the super powers of Event Storming!

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