Verum is a software engineering company that offers a platform called "Dezyne" for designing and verifying embedded software systems. Their tools empower engineers to create, explore, and formally verify component-based designs, resulting in robust and reliable code. Verum's technology has been adopted by major companies like Philips, ASML, Thermo Fisher, and Alstom, demonstrating significant improvements in productivity, time to market, and a substantial decrease in field defects. With a focus on mathematical verification, Verum's platform enables engineers to build software faster, leading to reduced development costs, decreased time to market, and lower field defect expenses. Headquartered in Waalre, The Netherlands, Verum operates development activities in the Netherlands and Argentina, serving customers in the Netherlands, Germany, and the USA.