In the EU comparison: So bad are German companies in digitization
For big data or cloud usage, German companies lag behind the EU average. But they are stronger in a key technology industry. Read more on Handelsblatt
For big data or cloud usage, German companies lag behind the EU average. But they are stronger in a key technology industry. Read more on Handelsblatt
While large corporations have long been systematically exploiting their internal creative resources, most SMEs have neglected this potential so far. Now it is forcing digitization to rethink. Read more on Computerwoche
Supervisory boards of the universities want more influence, according to a survey by the Stifterverband. It also shows that universities want to become stronger in digitization. Read more on Handelsblatt
According to Federal Minister of Labor Hubertus Heil, up to 1.3 million jobs will be lost by digitization by 2025 in Germany. The good Read more on cash-online.de
ZIA Central Real Estate Committee, the umbrella organization of the real estate industry, has presented the second report on the categorization of commercial real estate. As a result of intensive read on cash-online.de
Comprehensive algorithm regulation also requires the creation of a quality label for the Ethics Committee. The proposal has broad support. Read more on Handelsblatt
What is good for software developers does not have to be a model of success for other industries: agility. The real estate industry is thus still having a hard time. What makes the change to agile management so complicated is also Read more on Haufe
https://www.heise.de/scale/geometry/450/q80//imgs/18/2/7/7/7/8/2/0/business-1676138_1920-833cfb53c61eb81a.jpeg The ITC market is growing in Germany, but much weaker than elsewhere. Germany is also threatened with outsider roles in digitization, the Bitkom warns.
"The permeability of politics and the economy are alive" - this is how the CDU State Secretary Wittke explains his change from the Ministry of Economic Affairs to the real estate industry. Read more on Wirtschaftswoche
"The permeability of politics and the economy are alive" - this is how the CDU State Secretary Wittke explains his change from the Ministry of Economic Affairs to the real estate industry. Read more on Handelsblatt