Living Software
Software consultancy delivering stakeholder-focused software and sustainable software workshops for organisations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Living Software
Living Software is a software consultancy that supports the delivery of stakeholder-focused software. Its services include Green IT and Sustainable Software workshops, courses on eXtreme Programming and Test Driven Development, and software delivery through partnerships in Sustainable Software Delivery and QWAN.
Product: Software consulting, sustainable software workshops, and courses on eXtreme Programming and Test Driven Development.
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