
adesso BLOG
28.06.2022 By Tobias Dieter
An e-mail is as harmful as a plastic bag
This blog post examines whether sending e-mails is harmful to the environment and lists ways to protect the environment and the climate.
Read more27.06.2022 By Lars Zimmermann and Jonas Schnorrenberg
Emergency Plan for Gas – Robert Habeck declares alert level
On 30 March 2022, Robert Habeck, German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, declared the early warning level of the Emergency Plan for Gas. This was followed on 23 June 2022 by the alert level, which is the second of three levels in the Emergency Plan for Gas. What does the alert level mean and what steps will be taken now? In our blog post, we will give you a brief overview as to why Habeck made this decision and what the impact will be.
Read more23.06.2022 By Maximilian Berger and Tim Strohschneider
Enterprise search – finding instead of searching
Enterprise search solutions serve as a fundamental building block of the digital workplace and are therefore a daily companion for everyday work – a kind of ‘Google in the company’. In this blog post, I’ll explain what enterprise search is all about and what benefits it entails.
Read more21.06.2022 By René El Fatuaki
Unified commerce – the future of commerce
Unified commerce combines e-commerce, order management, customer relationship management, point of sale and much more on one platform. Due to the broad scope of the topic, my blog post will primarily focus on the central role played by the customer data platform and explain how order management can be optimised through unified commerce.
Read more20.06.2022 By Andreas Honert, Stefan Hilmer and Florian Petermann
Approaches for avoiding agile regression
Since agile regression develops gradually, the indicators are very difficult to recognise in everyday life or can only be recognised at a late stage. To counteract this, we’ll describe direct, point-by-point approaches for mitigating agile regression here in our latest blog post.
Read more17.06.2022 By Ainara Novales
Low-code development: the age of citizen developers
Low-code development platforms are becoming increasingly popular with companies because they enable them to create applications independently, even if they have little or no programming knowledge. In my blog post, I’ll describe the origins of low-code, explain how it works and list important considerations for its implementation.
Read more14.06.2022 By Nehir Safak-Turhan
New work and digital workplaces – the new way of working in the banking business
Our observations show that with mobile working models, flexible working hours and digital alternatives, stability and productivity are entirely possible – in the financial world as well. The buzzword in this context is ‘new work’. In this blog post, I’d like to present in greater detail what the term actually means, how it affects banks and what the use cases that can be experienced in banking look like.
Read more13.06.2022 By Laura Schöning
Composable commerce for greater agility and investment security
Shopping patterns changed a lot during the Covid-19 pandemic. Due to the lockdowns and temporary closure of brick-and-mortar shops, consumers’ focus has shifted to the digital world. Composable commerce now delivers a new approach to digital commerce. But what is the common definition of ‘composable commerce’? And why should companies opt for composable commerce? I will answer these questions in my blog post.
Read more09.06.2022 By Sabine Fischer
Electronic patient file – a beacon of hope, or a damp squib?
Statutory health insurance companies in Germany have had to offer their policyholders their personal electronic patient record (EPR) since 1 January 2021. So far, only a little more than 470,000 electronic patient records have been created, despite the potential of about 83 million users. In my blog post, I’ll explain why this is the case, address the challenges private health insurance companies face and show how the situation can change.
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