M&M Software GmbH
Boris Wezisla is an experienced Project Manager and Product Owner at M&M Software GmbH, where responsibilities include developing and structuring customer visions for digital products, translating those visions into requirements, and coordinating interdisciplinary teams across multiple international offices. Previously, Boris served as Team Lead for Product Competence and Applications at Anton Paar OptoTec GmbH, managing a skilled team focused on optical instruments and utilizing agile planning methods with JIRA. Earlier experience includes roles as a Product and Application Specialist for Raman spectroscopy and Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant at Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn. Boris holds a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry and a degree in Chemistry from the University of Bonn.
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M&M Software GmbH
M&M Software is a technology and consulting company for technical software solutions. More than 200 employees at three locations implement modern and reliable applications, which are individually tailored to the actual needs of the respective industrial customer. With more than three decades of experience, a wide range of state-of-the-art technology know-how and comprehensive domain knowledge, M&M has established itself as a reliable software partner for the industrial sector. Software solutions from M&M are used worldwide in factory and process automation, mechanical engineering, building automation, energy and related industries. They fulfill tasks such as engineering, operation & observation and monitoring of machines, facilities and devices. Therefore, M&M Software focuses on advanced cloud based IoT solutions, which open up new business models due to their performance. M&M Software, a 100% subsidiary of WAGO Kontakttechnik, offers particularly comprehensive know-how when it comes to the integration of the WAGO system landscape into an individual software solution. From initial vision to the finished product: Software solutions from M&M pave the way for the future of a digitalized industry.