We are living in times of disagreement. Silicon Valley has turned rule braking into everybody’s practice. “We have to move fast, we have to conquer power as soon as possible, we have to establish us …” that is what many people tend to think these days. Indeed, the digital transformation is increasing heterogenity, transparency, and […]
Is AI as great as the glossy brochures promise? Or is it only the bosses of the computer programmers who want art, and the result is only art or meta-art? The question touches on the question of being human. It stirs up fears and hopes. Fears that the machines will take over. Hopes that perhaps […]
Companies need skilled workers for digital transformation and women are especially in demand. However, to date too few girls and young women have shown interest in the training and studies in the STEM field – says Fabrizia Benini, Head of Digital Economy and Skills at the EU Commission and speaker at our conference Transform. Mrs. […]
E-Government has set out to catch up on its homework. In this issue, you will learn, among other things, how chatbots can also be used in the administration in the future, how the tourism industry is being made fit for higher web semantics and how educational identity is being introduced in schools. It should also […]
Contemporary classical music is a fascinating showcase for the impact of digital transformation. Apart from that, it helps us to direct our thoughts to the future, wrotes our author Reinhard Riedl. Contemporary classical music, in German either “Neue Musik” or “neue Musik”, is permanently changing and, as is the case for many arts, these changes […]
The title is a fata morgana, of course. Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a very old topic in the context of e-services. Still it has not been solved satisfactorily in practical terms. For example, the are no proper plug-in modules available for building e-government services. Although reuse has been a strategic goal in Swiss […]
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