Lübeck – October 27, 2026 -- PeakAvenue's two-day conference in Berlin drew more attendees than the organizer expected. Martin Werdich, CEO of FMEAplus Akademie GmbH, put turnout at 350 people or more and called it the largest event he had seen in the FMEA and quality management field.
Three modules of the new platform are already available
The PeakAvenue Conference ran on September 29 and 30, 2026, at the Vienna House by Wyndham Andel's Berlin. PeakAvenue used four platform sessions to present its new software and its roadmap. The sessions followed the company's eQMS (enhanced Quality Management System) approach, which links engineering, quality, safety and supply chain across the entire product lifecycle.
Customers can already buy three modules: Documents for document management, PPAP for sampling and series-release processes, and FaultTree+ for fault tree analysis.
A continuous live example traced information and processes from product definition and development through to series production. PeakAvenue said a shared data basis, linked workflows and AI support improve transparency and collaboration.
FMEA gets a dedicated slot in the platform roadmap
One part of the sessions covered the evolution of FMEA (failure mode and effects analysis) within the new platform. The presentations showed how FMEA fits alongside other methods and processes, and PeakAvenue said AI can play a central role.
Product sessions span five software lines
The program combined customer talks and best practices with sessions on APIS IQ, e1ns, Isograph, reqSuite® rm and Quality Center. Topics included FMEA, reliability and safety analysis, and quality and requirements management. Speakers added perspectives from automotive and medical technology. A demo and support area let attendees put individual questions to the PeakAvenue team.
Customer statements recorded at the event indicated that the platform met expectations for more connected collaboration, according to the organizer.
PeakAvenue CEO Ulrich Mangold said he was motivated by how actively attendees shared knowledge and sought to move forward together, a dynamic that continued during breaks and the evening program.