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StackState gets a full house at Xebicon '15

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Joey Compeer
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More than 750 participants took part in the completely sold out event. With more than 20 top-notch talks about Agile, Continuous Delivery, DevOps, Test Automation, Microservices, Software Development, Big Data Analysis, Mobile and IT Chain Monitoring there was enough to discuss.

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Mark and Lodewijk explaining the Maturity Model

StackState was also present that day. We were very excited to talk about the monitor maturity model and explain why we think StackState is the next step in the evolution of chain monitoring. We showed a sneak preview to more than 150 IT professionals of our three dimensional view of the whole IT stack to browse back in time. It was a great interactive presentation and the crowd responded with enthousiasm. 

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More than 100 IT professionals came by to see our presentation

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