The author presents a holistic software solution that enables efficient and compliant management of the aerodynamic homologation process.

As part of the "European Innovators" event series, Werum Software & Systems hosted a panel discussion on the topic of "Artificial Intelligence".

Launched on May 28, 2024, the mission is the largest and most complex Earth exploration mission to date.

At the "Zukunftstag" Werum was able to inspire students for IT. Those who applied for an apprenticeship at the "Azubi Wheel Dating" were invited to the big wheel.

With TISAX (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange), the ENX Association supports the joint acceptance of information security assessments in the automotive industry on behalf of the VDA.

The two-day conference offered many opportunities for exchange and discussion across industry sectors.

In recent articles on the MOVEit vulnerability, the domain werum.com is listed as affected without naming the company behind it. We, Werum Software & Systems AG, only own the domain werum.de.

Miele has digitalized the entire testing process in the laundry care sector, from the test order to the test report, using our HyperTest Boost test process and test data management system.

At the beginning of April 2022, the EnMAP mission satellite is scheduled to begin its journey into space. The satellite will provide hyperspectral images of the Earth's surface over a planned 5-year period, which contain important details for understanding ecosystems and climate change.

In the current article, published in ATZextra Software and Systems Engineering, our colleague Björn Hansen shows how the system development process can be integrated into the overall process in a sustainable and meaningful way through appropriate measures and IT support.

On 11 August 2021, Werum Software & Systems AG commenced the construction works at their future location in a newly developed neighborhood of Lüneburg!

At the end of April, Germany's state-of-the-art research vessel, the "ATAIR", was put into commission. Not only is this vessel equipped with low-emission liquid gas propulsion, its equipment also suits to satisfy all needs maritime research.

Since recently, Werum Software & Systems is on the air on YouTube.

On 12 October 2020, the Alfred Wegener Institute's research vessel Polarstern returned from her one-year MOSAiC expedition in the Arctic Ocean. The several hundred scientists now have to evaluate the data they collected under way in order to document the Arctic climate system, a machinery of many intermeshing facets – an endeavor that will take several years to accomplish.

Marine research is highly exciting - and extremely challenging. Almost all measurements cannot be repeated due to the constantly changing environmental conditions. So any software used here must be extremely robust and easy to use despite all its technical complexity.

In MTZextra's latest issue, Dr Jan Jacob from Werum uses the example of the new energy efficiency and emission standard WLTP to explain how the challenges authority regulations bear for testing can be met by a test management system.

Lueneburg, 23 September 2019 - As part of their festivities for this year's 50th company anniversary, Werum Software & Systems AG put on a special event: on 19th and 20th September the Lueneburg-based company of long-standing tradition invited customers to attend an exclusive Customer Forum under the slogan "Industry meets Science".

The year 2019 is of special importance to Werum Software & Systems AG as the company, which commenced as "Entwicklungsbüro Wulf Werum", is celebrating its 50th anniversary!

After Wulf Werum's untimely death in 1982, Hartmut Krome and Dr Hans Windauer founded the company "Werum Datenverarbeitungssysteme GmbH" together with the then employees and successfully expanded the business over time.

Lueneburg, 22 November 2018 – Acceptance of the Data Management System (DMS) by Werum Software & Systems (Werum) for a Polar helicopter was successfully performed at Heli Service International in Emden, Germany, from 05 to 07 November. The helicopter is part of one of the expeditions of the Alfred Wegener institute (AWI).