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News from the world of logistics.

Lorries are in a loading yard without having to wait, as a time slot management system has been implemented.

Andreas Bachleitner

Time slot management: How loading processes in logistics run according to plan

The lorries are jammed in front of the yard gate and the ramp personnel are at their limit – a nightmare if nothing goes according to plan. A time slot management system enables flexible control of incoming goods. This minimizes waiting times and allows spontaneous deliveries to be easily integrated into the digital timetable.

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Flowchart on yellow background which stands for transparency and automated processes through Business Process as a Service

Stefan Seufert

Automate with Business Process as a Service

Outsourcing complete business processes as IT services and scaling them flexibly.
Hacker on computer which is supposed to stand for high value of IT security in companies

Björn Holeschak

10 tips to increase IT security

When a vulnerability has been found in the IT system by cyber criminals, the economic damage is often great. With these 10 tips you can increase your IT security.
Employees participating in company sports as part of health management, which stands for sensitivity in terms of data protection

Björn Holeschak

Well-intentioned, but treacherous: corporate health management can quickly become a data protection trap

Corporate health management has found its way into many companies. But beware! Personal data is collected everywhere.
Cookie with crumbs which stands for cookies in terms of privacy protection

Björn Holeschak

What you need to know about the new German TTDSG

What is the "new" data protection law all about? What changes? And for whom?
Man standing in the sun looking at his shadow, which stands for data protection of sensitive data.

Björn Holeschak

The personnel file casts its shadow ahead

The digital personnel file facilitates the management of employee information. This must be taken into account in terms of data protection law.
White arrows in the wall representing a network attack and the firewall.

Björn Holeschak

Better safe than sorry: How firewalls should protect against network attacks

Firewalls and their importance for protection against common network attacks.