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Hackathons as a hot spot for digital skills

21. October 2019/in Professional Contribution EN, Transdisciplinary EN/by Nada Endrissat

When mixed teams tinker for hours or days until they programme new applications from data, then it is most likely a hackathon. This non-hierarchical form of organisation thrives in the digital age, writes our author. I am interested in hackathons: data- and code-sharing events where programmers, designers, project managers and other specialists and interested parties […]

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Japan: Ageing society needs technology and community development

The ageing of society is more advanced in Japan than in Switzerland. Japan has been under corresponding pressure to innovate for some time. A delegation from BFH travelled to Nara Prefectureto exchange views with local experts on how to deal with an ageing society and to discuss cooperation. In view of the severe shortage of […]

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Linked Open Data for Smart Cities? New developments from the research perspective

26. September 2019/in Big und Open Data EN, Buildings and Cities, Professional Contribution EN/by Stephan Haller

Almost all cities that call themselves a smart city or want to become one also have a strategy on Open Data and often publish relevant data on their own portals. The reason for this is especially the promotion of data-based innovations by third parties. Linked Data is not very widespread so far. However, trends towards […]

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How Lenzburg is becoming a smart city

17. September 2019/in Buildings and Cities, Professional Contribution EN/by Dominik Groegler

The city of Lenzburg is solving more and more offers in a digital way. On the topic of Smart City, the city is launching a specialist series specifically for this purpose, as our author Dominik Grögler writes. How can small and medium-sized cities advance digitalisation and benefit their citizens? How can internal city processes be […]

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Companies must also protect robots from cyberattacks

4. September 2019/in Cybersecurity and IT forensics EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Roman Haltinner

Robots are the interface through which IT systems have a very concrete impact on the real world. Until now, dangers to humans and the environment have been minimised through strict isolation. With increasing networking, new technologies and forms of cooperation, this isolation is being broken down. This places new demands on cyber security. Until a […]

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How a virtual platform promotes mental health – a project of BFH Gesundheit and Pro Mente Sana

29. August 2019/in Digital Health EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Caroline Gurtner

What expectations do people with mental illness, relatives and health professionals have of a digital platform to promote mental health? A project team from the Bern University of Applied Sciences for Health, the Pro Mente Sana Switzerland Foundation and a communication design studio (Giessform) explored this question together with potential users. Together they developed an […]