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All hope lies in stakeholder management

Switzerland is limping behind in e-health – although individual institutions spend sums that the e-health pioneers can only dream of, even at national level. Now this should change – through professional stakeholder management. This topic was the focus of the Swiss eHealth Forum 2023. The big questions: How do we deal with stakeholders? How do […]

What artificial intelligence is already doing in healthcare today

AI could extend the healthy life years of many people. But technological progress does not make it into practical implementation. We are researching how to overcome the obstacles. Everyone is talking about generative artificial intelligence (ChatGPT & Co). Their achievements are impressive: ChatGPT can explain complex concepts accurately and understandably at the same time, including […]

Diversity and precise blurring

27. February 2023/in Column EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Reinhard Riedl

We know from pre-digital times: Transformation processes should be set up as programmes consisting of small, focused projects. The programme sets the strategic direction, which the projects implement tactically. The design of the transformation programme and the design of the implementation projects present very different challenges that require different approaches. When designing the programme, it […]

Artificial creativity (part 2) – the precarious aspects

27. January 2023/in Augmented Intelligence EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Reinhard Riedl

Artists are different than we like to imagine them. That’s why many don’t see AI as a threat, but as an opportunity. Why is that? Let’s first look at the current AI discourse using the example of text production, which is also part of artistic creation. Chat GPT is on everyone’s lips. Chat GPT questions […]

Artificial creativity (part 1) – a first approach

10. January 2023/in Augmented Intelligence EN, Column EN/by Reinhard Riedl

Can AI do art? This question is becoming increasingly important. However, only the question mark is clear about this sentence. None of the three words used is precisely defined. More correctly, one should ask: Are there forms of AI that can create works of art or bring about performances of art that are considered artistically […]

Obituary: A great champion of Open Access is no more

13. October 2022/in Digital Government EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Reinhard Riedl

Daniel Hürlimann, Professor of Legal Informatics and IT Law at the Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH) and Attorney at Law by Laux Lawyers AG, passed away on 29 September. This was a great personal shock for us, his colleagues at BFH. This article will pay tribute to his achievements in the field of legal […]