How can AI help organisations test software more efficiently and develop employee training? These questions shaped TTMS’s participation in two recent conferences: AI in Pharma in Kraków and E-Learning Fusion in Warsaw. Our teams presented QATANA and the AI4E-learning application, sharing development plans and discussing practical applications with pharmaceutical industry representatives and learning and development professionals.
AI in Pharma 2026: QATANA and the Future of Software Testing
On 26–27 October, TTMS joined AI in Pharma 2026 in Kraków as one of the conference sponsors. Organised by ISPE Poland Affiliate, the event provided an opportunity to exchange knowledge and experience on the use of artificial intelligence in the pharmaceutical industry. Krzysztof Stachowiak, QATANA Product Manager, and Krystian Hoffmann delivered a joint presentation. Krzysztof also shared a preview of the team’s work on a new version of QATANA featuring agentic execution, exploring how AI agents could help organisations carry out software testing more efficiently.
At the TTMS stand, visitors could meet both speakers, alongside Kamil Bojarski and Marcin Kraska. Discussions covered software testing, quality assurance and the ways AI can support these activities. Visitors showed strong interest in QATANA and its potential to support their software testing processes, giving our team valuable insights into pharmaceutical companies’ needs and expectations. Our conversations also extended to AI4E-learning and its role in developing training materials, including compliance training.
E-Learning Fusion 2026: AI4E-learning for Training Development
On 3–4 November, TTMS took part in the tenth edition of E-Learning Fusion at Arche Hotel Krakowska in Warsaw. Organised by Digital Learning Centre, the conference brought together business, HR, learning and development, and educational technology professionals to explore the future of workplace learning. Kamila Syska, Mikołaj Korzeniowski and Kamil Bojarski represented TTMS at our stand, where the focus was on the AI4E-learning application. The event offered an opportunity to introduce the application and discuss how AI can support training development and the automation of training processes.
By meeting professionals involved in employee learning and development, our team could exchange experiences and explore the practical questions organisations face when introducing AI into their training workflows.
