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Cyber-attacks, reporting obligations, emergency plans: What the NIS-2 directive means for businesses

The NIS-2-directive became effective in Germany in December 2025 – but what exactly does this mean for companies? Who is affected, what are the obligations, and how does this relate to business continuity management? This article provides the answers.

Software development: the day-to-day work of an application developer

An urgent support issue has arisen overnight; the third solution is being tested for a major new customer project and a new feature needs to be integrated into an existing customer software: That’s how varied work as an application developer can be.

IT in logistics: A day in the life of a system administrator

Whether a programme has hung up, the customer's entire network is no longer working or the latest software updates need to be tested – these are all issues that are part of a system administrator's everyday life. No two days are the same.

Trust is good, certificates are better - Protecting CRITIS (Critical infrastructure) and utilising cost potentials

In logistics, companies rely on all the IT systems and tools they use every day. To ensure their quality, there are certifications that serve quality assurance. Read here how this works and what the advantages are.

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Full service provider: everything covered, from notification to emergency concept

In order for one cog to mesh seamlessly with the next in logistics, a lot of systems have to function reliably in the background – for example, notification tools that facilitate the delivery of goods. Issues such as application hosting and cyber security are best taken care of by a full service provider so that the systems are always ready for use.

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Smart notification: find the perfect time slot thanks to forecasts

If recipients are not reached during notification, there is a risk that the consignment cannot be delivered. Intelligent notification solutions determine suitable time slots and notify repeatedly – so that delivery is safe and reliable.

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The importance of (automatic) notification: better service, less effort

Digitalisation should not be underestimated in logistics, especially in the last mile. In order to optimise the delivery process and make the handling of goods as efficient as possible, notification is extremely important. Read here how the whole process can be digitalised and automated.