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adesso Blog
18.08.2022 By Yelle Lieder
Sustainable software – how can I reduce the ecological footprint of my company’s systems?
Due to increasing reporting obligations, many managers are now realising for the first time how much of an impact IT really has on their company’s carbon footprint. This is driven by much more than the amount of electricity they consume. In this blog post, I’ll be explaining where and how emissions from digital products and services can be lowered.
Read more17.08.2022 By Axel Ziegler
#1 – An introduction to digital asset management systems
This two-part blog post explains what a digital asset management system is and how companies stand to benefit from a digital asset management system. The first part of my blog explains what a digital asset management system is, what makes it special and what basic tasks it performs.
Read more16.08.2022 By Sandra Weis
Keeping insurance customers in mind with Customer 360°
Who in the insurance industry hasn’t lost time trying to look up customer policies? A customer calls, provides their policy number and wants information about their policy. The person they’ve called searches for the policy in the system, for instance in a partner application, and can’t find it. This forces them to perform a time-consuming, potentially complicated search using the contract partner’s name. Once they find the policy, they then have to copy and paste the policy number into the inventory system. adesso’s Customer 360° solution makes this process a whole lot simpler. In my blog post, I will explain what this software component can do and what advantages it offers. And by the way, this solution is so flexible and adaptable that it can also be used in other industries.
Read more15.08.2022 By Mike Deecke
The corporate mission
As well as its vision, every successful company also has its own mission. But what makes a corporate mission different from a vision and why have a mission at all? In my blog post, I will highlight the difference between the two and explain why looking at the bigger picture can help you create yours.
Read more12.08.2022 By Rabab Bettache, Julius Glaser and Zoe Holdt
Technical hurdles for the use of hydrogen technologies in Germany
Hydrogen is currently seen as the energy of the future. While that may be the case, there are a number of challenges that come with it. You will find out what these hurdles are and how they can be overcome in our blog post.
Read more11.08.2022 By Yelle Lieder
Digital sustainability – reconciling environmental, social and economic goals
The sustainable companies of tomorrow are sustainable innovators. New reporting requirements allow managers to see what impact digital products and services have on the company’s corporate footprint. In this blog post, I will also explain which dimensions of sustainability are affected by digitalisation and what we need to start doing now.
Read more09.08.2022 By Lars Zimmermann , Georg Benhöfer and Stephen Lorenzen
An analysis of the gas levy
Last week, the federal government decided on enacting a gas levy. Read our blog post to find out what the gas levy is, how it is calculated and what the underlying goals are.
Read more08.08.2022 By Mike Deecke
Watching with a strategic eye
The drivers of fundamental change always come from outside the organisation itself. Companies that do not continuously collect, process and systematically evaluate relevant information from their environment run the risk of change always getting in the way of their success. Corporate success is therefore not a matter of chance, but a matter of making the right decisions. I will explain why this is the case in my blog post.
Read more05.08.2022 By Stefan Mönk
#4 Agile software development – agile principles for everyone
In my last blog post, I introduced you to six of the twelve agile principles. These should help us not only to implement agility, but to live it, too. In this blog post, I’ll introduce you to the remaining six principles in more detail.
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