The Swiss electorate does not want an e-ID that is operated by the private sector. With the vote on 7 March 2021, they sent a clear signal: Responsibility for a digital identity should lie with the state. Parliament then called on the federal government to develop a state e-ID that takes particular account of data […]
How can digital technologies be made more sustainable? Jan Bieser, Assistant Professor of Digitalisation and Sustainability at the Institute of Public Sector Transformation, is looking into this question. For example, he is investigating the ecological impact of digitalisation and developing concepts for environmentally friendly business models. In the podcast, he talks about this and how […]
Sustainable innovations are in vogue and are conquering many industries. But only a few make it into the mainstream. Nicola Blum, an expert in sustainable innovation and lecturer at BFH Business, explains in the BFH Business podcast why this is the case and what role financing and the circular economy play. Successful examples such as […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) can generate and modify images, videos and sound recordings. It is already impossible to imagine the digital world without it. But this can be abused and used for manipulation. A mix of different measures is needed to curb this. This is shown by the current TA-SWISS study on deepfakes, which BFH digital […]
Companies are under pressure and are finding it difficult to find new skilled workers, while at the same time they need to be more productive. For employees, on the other hand, stress and strain are increasing. Can the 4-day week be the solution? Tests in Iceland and England have shown positive effects. Could it also […]
Analysing signal data in intraoperative neuromonitoring using machine learning – Simon Koller won over the jury at the DMEA in Berlin with this topic for his Bachelor’s thesis. For the sixth time in eight years, a graduate of the Bachelor of Science in Medical Informatics at Bern University of Applied Sciences BFH was honoured with […]
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