What's going on here? Why is the Galactify team so well armed? Do we have to fend off a galactic attack? – Of course not! :)

There is one cross-department consensus: A visual presentation of a complex product/ project beats text and speech. TU students Frederik Stahl and Anna-Lena Möller a did a project study at Galactify. They conducted two surveys with about 400 participants.The main findings are the following:

It's good to have you here! Take a minute to admire our beautiful workplace in the heart of Munich. It's worth it - We promise!

Collaboration on SySML data

One of the most valuable and exciting moments in a startup’s life is when you learn what users actually see anvd what they actually intend to do with the software you created!

The Head of Marmot Systems Thinker faces a big challenge. It's about presenting complex technical structures and processes in such a way that the information can be understood by different teams or the entire company at a glance. To solve this problem, the two marmots go into space to seek out the Galactinaut and ask him for advice.

Are you interested in the story of Galactify? Thanks to Maximilian Ostermeier and Florian Bogenschütz for inviting us to startcast. They interview founders in early stages from the DACH region.

We at Galactify are happy to tell you: “Yes, at Wayra Germany it is!”Wayra actively searches startups that solve problems that Telefonica’s employees face in their every day work.So our Proof of Concept Project is not only intended to validate our concept - it is the entry-point for a long-term business-relation with Telefónica!

Gregor has a background as an industrial engineer with a focus on IT. He did some coding for Galactify, but had to acknowledge quickly, that Max does it a tiny bit faster :)