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Print2EDI: Never enter data manually again!

With Print2EDI, manual data entry is a thing of the past. The AI-based solution automates the entire data transfer, saves valuable time, reduces sources of error and ensures seamless integration into your logistics processes.

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Logo of Windows 7 which stands for the support setting of the operating system.

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No more support for Windows 7

The date for the end of support for Windows 7 on 14 January 2020 has been known since the introduction of the operating system.
Warehouse of a logistics company which can enter opening hours in the online platform OpenLogistics.net.

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OpenLogistics.net supports logistics

The idea behind it: Employees can quickly and easily report online whether their company is closed or whether someone can accept deliveries at the site.
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E-mail security

If e-mails are sent unencrypted, they can be intercepted, easily read and even the contents or the sender's address can be changed and passed on.
Home office job takes higher priority among applicants during job hunt.

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Employee retention: How to create the framework for home office workplaces!

Or: How desktop virtualisation from EIKONA can make you an attractive employer.
Screenshot from software solution Zabbix which EIKONA Logistics uses for enterprise monitoring.

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Enterprise Monitoring with Zabbix

How are your systems actually doing? Let's ask Zabbix!
Employee enters encrypted password into keyboard using password tool.

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Constantly on the move on the net? You bet!

Anyone who travels the Worldwide Web needs secure access data. So far, so well known. But many users ask themselves: Which password is really secure? And is one password enough for all channels? We clearly say "no". Every login needs its own password.