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How nice would it be to live in a world in which you as a software user wouldn’t have to care about 99 per cent of what went on and your data would still be protected. That can be more than just a dream. In the second part of my ‘Data protection in software development’ blog series, I explain what you should keep in mind when it comes to software development and introduce the principle of privacy by default.

In the first part of my blog series "Using the wiki as an integration platform", I looked at the benefits of integration for a consultancy in the IT environment and the possibilities of a wiki system as a common documentation platform. The second part is about monitoring and guiding your own company with regard to constructive and future-oriented cooperation.

In IT, IT service management (ITSM) is mainly concerned with optimising the quality of IT services. Practice has shown that optimising security management is often more effective at improving information security in the longer term than investing in security technology is. As the focus on ITSM has increased in the IT environment, I’m going to use this blog post to explain how performance measurement and security costs are related in this context.

Microservice-based architectures are a current trend for transforming information systems. But how can these architectures be implemented? The most commonly used solution is Camunda's BPM engine. In my blog post, I show you how this solution also enables microservice choreography.

SAP S/4HANA testing is not limited to the implementation and go-live phases of a project. Standard functionalities and extensions of the S/4HANA package should also be factored in. But does this also mean more and more effort?

In this blog post, I want to show you the ways a CRM system can support a reinsurer (assignee). You will also learn how this type of system helps to maintain an overview in new policy underwriting and during the policy renewal phase with the primary insurer (assignor).

Having a central data management combined with seamless and automated customer processes is the ideal scenario. But that’s not always the case, because it requires having core customer data insights and collaboration between marketing strategists and sales professionals who are on exactly the same page. In this blog post, I’ll show you how the Flint Group managed to implement a marketing automation solution quickly and successfully.

Not every project has a UX designer. The requirements engineer is often asked to perform a kind of dual role – ‘they can do that little bit of UX as well, no problem’. I’d like to use this post to expand your UX horizons a little to help you understand the basics and possibly highlight a few important points to consider when designing software solutions.

‘Will a software project be completed on time?’ or ‘What costs will be incurred?’ - there are many situations in which estimates are made. However, regardless of the type of estimate, my conclusion will remain the same: I believe we should not make decisions in software projects based on estimates. There are better alternatives.