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29.03.2023 By Julian Bornkopp
Accessibility on the Internet/on the PC – a personal report
I want to use this blog post to tell you about the hurdles I encounter when using PCs as well as the Internet from the perspective of a person with a quite pronounced visual impairment. I want to use this blog post to draw attention to issues that people with better eyes do not perceive, or perceive only to a limited extent. However, there are tools that can make everyday life much easier. I will also give them a brief mention here.
Read more28.03.2023 By Patrick Kübler
Digitalisation assessment for production
Digitalisation projects often face two problems: either there is no real idea of what to start with at the very beginning, or those involved are generally looking for new ideas for digitalising production. This is where our digitalisation assessment for production comes in. I will describe what all this is about and how we use it to support our customers in my blog post.
Read more27.03.2023 By Xenia Wigandt
Beautiful world, where are you?
The automotive industry faces a major challenge in combining offline and digital experiences to create a seamless customer journey. The buzzword “metaverse” has emerged as a possible solution to this challenge. I explain what this is all about in my blog post.
Read more24.03.2023 By Lynn Nguyen
Green IT: sustainability for the public sector
Green IT is no longer a new trend and many people are already familiar with it. But what role does sustainability play for the public sector and can the purchasing decisions of the German government, local authorities and federal states have a significant impact on the market and the environment? I want to use this blog post to explore these questions and others.
Read more23.03.2023 By Pascal Groß
Verifying identities – current status with a focus on insurance companies
Industries with large amounts of sensitive customer data, such as insurance providers or banks, need to make sure that only the ‘right’ people have access to this data if they want to offer their customers the convenience of online services. I want to use this blog post to show you how this topic has developed in recent years.
Read more22.03.2023 By Vincent Scherb
Troubleshooting open source NuGet package
For a project I decided to use the libgit2 library which, fortunately, has a port to C#. When adding the NuGet package in the latest version 0.26.2 (release December 11, 2019) the program ran into a problem at runtime as the shared library cannot be loaded.
Read more22.03.2023 By Jonas Schnorrenberg, Stephen Lorenzen and Maximilian Hammes
Quarterly check-in Q1/23 – what is the status of the energy crisis?
We want to use this blog post, which is part of a ‘check-in’ series that we will post every three months, to give you an overview of how Germany is handling the energy crisis and what exciting changes there have been around the energy industry.
Read more21.03.2023 By Stephan Thies
adesso active transformation
Companies can no longer avoid the migration to SAP S/4HANA. We want to standardise the transformation process with our active transformation – from strategic planning and organisational enablement to detailed planning and implementation. To this end, we have defined six stages with which we approach the S/4HANA migration process step by step. I want to use this blog post to present these six stages to you so you have a better understanding of our process model.
Read more20.03.2023 By Nina Gerke
Metadata or folders: that is the key question in document management
Moving documents from a drive to SharePoint seems simple enough. Just copy and paste the documents and folders, and they are all available to you again a short time later. That means users can continue to work as they normally would, right? Not exactly, since metadata would have been the better option here. And I will explain why in my blog post.
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