Inside SupplyOn User Community — how users co-design our products* Everyone knows this situation: Working with the same software, day by day, taking the same steps over and over again in order to complete our daily tasks. Sometimes questioning, why some things cannot be done any easier or why they are not as we would expect them to be. Wouldn’t it be nice to have someone to discuss these ideas and challenges? And maybe even get to see these ideas being transferred into reality?Within SupplyOn we can make this dream come true: We offer all our users the opportunity to incorporate their ideas and suggestions into product development. (more…)
Inside Charity “Münchner Geschenkeregen“: Bringing smiles on children’s faces Christmas is the season of miracles and sharing. While in Santa’s workshop at the North Pole, he and his elves are wrapping one gift after the other, four trainees at SupplyOn are also highly motivated to bring joy to children in need at Christmas. To ensure that as many colleagues as possible join in, they have come up with something very special in these home office times. (more…)
Inside Material Design: the design principle for user-friendly software Design is subject to constant change and causes controversial discussions. It is generally a debatable topic, as there are abundant opinions about it. As we all know, we all have different tastes.SupplyOn, too, has taken up this challenge and embarked on a new era: introducing Material Design in the development of new business services requires all stakeholders to rethink, demands new strategies and, above all, clear communication. (more…)
Inside What has been developed in the last three months? The results of the Program Increment (PI) 2020-3 As an important part of our agile software development, we not only plan the next steps at the end of each quarter, but we also look back: What has been developed? Which progress did the different development teams achieve? What has actually been implemented? (more…)
Inside What’s new at SupplyOn? The results of the last Program Increment (PI) Agile software development not only involves planning for the future, but also always looking back: What (and how) did the various development teams do over the last twelve weeks? What innovations and improvements are there in the individual areas? And: Which planned steps from the previous PI Planning could be implemented ... and how? (more…)
Inside What does it take to become a manager in the IT industry, Isabella? In the series "How does your working day look like?", employees from a broad range of fields are giving you an insight into their work routine. After speaking with Product Owner Dominik, Isabella, who is team leader in SupplyOn's Consulting division, now takes the floor. (more…)
Inside Usability and product design at SupplyOn – it is all about our users This year we are celebrating a fantastic anniversary: 20 years of SupplyOn. That also means 20 years of experience in supply chain and 20 years of technology. What's more, there are still a large number of employees who have been with us right from the start. A success story to be proud of.During all this time, SupplyOn has continuously extended, enhanced and updated its platform. It's like a house: at some point you simply have to replace the windows or renew the roof. Otherwise things might get a bit uncomfortable. (more…)
Inside When development teams are planning the next six sprints – and no one is coming Or rather, nobody is allowed to come. At least not to physically show up at a central conference space. The restrictions to contain the coronavirus are also firmly holding SupplyOn and its software partners in its grasp. (more…)
Inside What does a Product Owner actually do at SupplyOn? Dominik Halamoda describes his working day and tasks Find out how Product Owner Dominik Halamoda masters his tasks at SupplyOn in Munich. Discover the challenges, highlights and how SAFe promotes careers. (more…)
Inside SupplyOn sets the stage for agile development in the next six sprints "I have two user stories here with a total of 12 Story Points, which I cannot take care of in my team," Martin Weber, Product Manager, says to his colleague. "It is part of a feature of SupplyOn Project Management, and your team knows all about it. Is there a chance you can help out?"Conversations like this are the heartbeat of our PI (Program Increment) planning. Just recently, around 100 colleagues from 16 agile Scrum teams met again near Munich Airport to plan software development for the next twelve weeks. (more…)
