adesso Blog

Demographic change is challenging the German care system. Politicians and associations are looking for funding models and technological progress is offering new care concepts. The aim is to use apps and wearables to improve the independence and quality of life of people in need of care and relieve the burden on relatives. We show how this works in our blog post.

Many pharmaceutical and healthcare companies would like to implement and publish apps for their patients and customers. However, they fear being categorised as a medical device. In this blog post, I explain how medical device experts can ensure that such a categorisation is avoided.

Ethical considerations should be at the forefront of AI development to harness the full potential of AI while minimizing its negative consequences.

Prevention apps are digital tools that seek to increase user awareness for health and proactively prevent diseases. They can take the form of online interventions, mobile apps or hybrid training formats. In this blog post, I explain what exactly prevention apps are, the regulatory and technical requirements associated with them and whether it makes sense to develop one in the first place.

The renewable energy industry is booming, with wind turbines taking on a central role in driving this growth. While the wind energy sector continues to grow, approval procedures are becoming increasingly complex and time-consuming. This is where augmented reality (AR) comes into play. By integrating AR into the wind turbine construction process, approval procedures can be sped up and digitalised. I will show how this works in my blog post.

We like to use apps a lot, and since the beginning of the pandemic we have been using them even more. There is a huge number of apps to choose from. Given this excessive number of apps, how can you make the right people aware of the right app? In my blog post, I provide an overview of app usage and demand and explain how to place the right app in the right place at the right time.

Through the approval for medical devices and the fast-track procedure of the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM), DiGA is positioned in the standard care of statutory health insurance providers and made available as an “app on prescription” for millions of legally insured persons. In addition to the usual process support, adesso also identifies, opens and promotes alternative business models.

If a customer also wants their business to be present and successful on the Android and iOS mobile platforms, there is often no alternative to using a mobile app.