
adesso BLOG
06.05.2025 By Andreas Denninger and Tobias Kirsch
Test automation architecture (TAA) based on a generic test automation architecture (gTAA) according to ISTQB in practice
Automated testing is more than just technology – it is architecture, collaboration and structure. In this blog post, we show how the generic test automation architecture (gTAA) according to ISTQB can be implemented in practice. Using specific tools, roles and processes, we demonstrate how manual and automated tests can be effectively integrated for greater quality, transparency and efficiency in everyday project work.
Read more05.05.2025 By Marko Borozan
Over-the-air updates: the digital revolution in the automotive industry
Over-the-air (OTA) updates are fundamentally changing the automotive industry: today, vehicle functions can be updated wirelessly, quickly and conveniently – without the need for a visit to the workshop. The blog shows how leading manufacturers are already using OTA, which trends will dominate in 2025 and how adesso is helping companies to use this technology strategically.
Read more02.05.2025 By Jonas Vöhringer
Data driven or left behind?
Energy suppliers are faced with a choice: silos and manual processes – or data-driven innovation. With centralised platforms, real-time information and real-time pricing, you not only create transparency and efficiency, but also lay the foundation for new business models. Find out why this is important right now in this blog post and at the EVU Process and IT Days.
Read more30.04.2025 By Louis Schäfer
Planning reimagined: How AI simplifies production planning
Despite state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies, production planning is often still surprisingly analogue. AI and GenAI have long offered the potential to automate complex planning processes, make them more efficient and save valuable resources. In my blog post, I show how the maximum priority graph is replacing old ways of thinking and paving the way for data-driven, adaptive planning.
Read more28.04.2025 By Hartmut Schramm and Kevin Ludwig
Harmonised IT landscape in life sciences – achieving success with SAP BTP
Regulatory hurdles, complex system landscapes, and increasing innovation requirements: The life sciences industry needs a strong integration strategy to remain future-proof. In this blog post, we show how companies are using the SAP Integration Suite based on SAP BTP to connect their heterogeneous IT systems, optimise processes, and meet regulatory requirements – securely, scalably, and future-proof.
Read moreHow can highly complex product variants be transferred efficiently and error-free to order processing? This blog post shows how Configit Ace™ and the adesso FIRE Framework work together to provide an end-to-end solution – from the initial configuration idea to the finished production order. ‘From Idea to Operations’ thus becomes a reality in the manufacturing industry.
Read more24.04.2025 By Stephan Hornung
From a lone wolf to a smart service world!
The demand for efficient IT solutions is growing. Stable systems and flexible services that are optimally tailored to customer needs support energy suppliers on their way to a digital future. But how? One solution: managed services. What is behind it, and where did the model come from? A look at developments in recent years shows how energy suppliers are transforming from single-resource providers to fully integrated service solution providers – efficiently, scalably and sustainably.
Read more23.04.2025 By Yelle Lieder
Green software products: sustainability as a competitive advantage
Sustainability is becoming a success factor – including in software development. In this blog post, I'll show you how companies can make their digital products more climate-friendly, reduce emissions and even strengthen their competitive position in the process.
Read more18.04.2025 By Hannah Fischer and Sina Barghidarian
Efficient text processing in the insurance industry
The insurance industry faces the challenge of efficiently processing large volumes of text-based documents. These often unstructured documents require time-consuming manual processing, which ties up resources. Technologies such as Large Language Models (LLMs) offer new automation possibilities. This blog post explains how RAG systems can help to save costs, increase efficiency and minimise errors.
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