Digital transformation

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Practical examples – from startup to global player

Every path to digital transformation is different. But the reasons for such a new beginning are similar: Dissatisfaction with the status quo meets the will to change. We invite you to get to know several companies, authorities and institutions that have already completed some steps along this path and have tried out new organisational forms, work methods and technologies.

Download the white paper ‘Digital transformation: We simply make it happen!’ Learn more about how other experts have dealt with the tasks and challenges that face managers today.

Deutsche Leasing develops a hybrid concept for implementing its digital transformation.

InVerSiV uses sensors to make life easier for road users in town and cities.

Modern technology and new processes improve customer experience at Cologne Bonn Airport

Munich simplifies the provision of subsidised housing with a digital platform.

The ‘Ask Mercedes’ chatbot informs drivers about their vehicles and how they are operated.

Experts at the OeNB (Austrian National Bank) use the Interaction Room as their central project tool.

The ‘SBB Mobile’ app facilities individual mobility planning for travellers.

STEADY supports people affected by depression with digital aids.

Digital transformation allows mechanical engineers to take a new approach to products and services.

Union Investment takes internal processes to mobile end devices.

wallbe develops a globally used cloud-based charging solution for eMobility.

From the white paper ‘Digital transformation: We simply make it happen!’

THINKING ABOUT MOBILISATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE USER

Union Investment takes internal processes to mobile end devices.

MAKING CHANGES – JUST WHEN THINGS ARE GOING WELL

Schwäbische Werkzeugmaschinen tackles digital transformation.

Why do we need digital designers?

Three questions to Kim Lauenroth, Chief Requirements Engineer at adesso and chairman of the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB) e.V.

MAKING CHANGES – JUST WHEN THINGS ARE GOING WELL

Schwäbische Werkzeugmaschinen tackles digital transformation.

THINKING ABOUT MOBILISATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE USER

Union Investment takes internal processes to mobile end devices.

Why do we need digital designers?

Three questions to Kim Lauenroth, Chief Requirements Engineer at adesso and chairman of the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB) e.V.

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