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After taking a bird’s eye view of the holistic framework of trustworthy AI in the first blog post of this series, I would now like to delve deeper into the topic. In this blog post, I will take a look at the core requirement in the trustworthy AI field, namely ‘trust’. I will also elaborate on aspects regarding the division of labour between humans and machines.

MS Planner does not (yet) natively offer the option to create recurring tasks. In my blog post, I’ll be describing how you can achieve this by also using Power Automate and expand the flow with additional features.

In 2015, Bitcoin and the blockchain will celebrate its 15th anniversary. We’re starting a blog series on the topic and are convinced that blockchain is a forward-looking technology that is no longer in its infancy.

The eduCamp is the highlight of all adesso employee events! The training week takes place once a year in a Mediterranean destination directly by the sea.

A new generation of search engine software is forming that additionally integrates AI technologies, such as machine learning: cognitive computing. In my blog post, I’ll explain how cognitive search works and why it’s a valuable tool for companies.

We want our adessi to feel at home with us from day one. Therefore, a Welcome Day for all newbies takes place every three months. We spoke to Abderrahmane Elakhiri about his experience.

In my first blog post, I primarily focused on the historical background of agility in software development and explained what the term means in basic terms.

Artificial intelligence is set to transform our lives. The task of UX design is to strengthen trust in AI-driven software and, above all else, increase our quality of life in the future. The following blog post explores key questions and describes the best methods to find solutions to them.

I would like to dedicate a series of blogs on agility to the term ‘agility’ itself. This will cover topics such as agile software development, agile frameworks, agile mindsets and agile methods. My goal is that everyone – from the classic waterfall manager to the full-blooded agilist – will find something to take away. The first part is all about the question of whether we really work in an agile way.