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Is it possible to measure digital fitness? The Bern University of Applied Sciences of Economics has developed a questionnaire for SMEs. Using the example of the Bern Building Insurance (GVB), Thomas von Gunten from the Bern Building Insurance explains that external support can contribute significantly to agile progress in digitalisation projects. Thomas von Gunten, Head […]
A significant part of the COVID pandemic story is driven by one parameter in an epidemiological model. How can a single number dominate our lives in such a way, and how did and do we deal with this fact? A pandemic can be represented by, among other things, four different states and their transitions. At […]
For digital transformation to gather pace in the public sector, a cultural shift is needed. The most important thing is to introduce a culture of learning that puts employees at the centre, writes BFH expert and lecturer Angelina Dungga. The current Corona crisis clearly shows that states must be able to react quickly to unexpected […]
Automation supposedly has two very different meanings: On the one hand, we use it to describe the taking over of human tasks by machines (= automata) and, on the other hand, our own learning to perform tasks unconsciously. However, both forms of automation are very similar. In both cases, we outsource tasks from conscious thinking, […]
The logical world of mathematics eludes political thinking. Nevertheless, we must not regard mathematics as a black box when regulating digital tools. A contribution from our event “Dangerous Mathematics”. The question of regulating mathematics has been an issue for some time. In Switzerland, for example, the association eJustice.ch dedicated its conference Computer Science and Law […]
The topic of artificial intelligence (AI) has potential for discussion. On 23 March 2021, experts from the BFH Centre Digital Society discussed how rational data-based decisions are and how we can distinguish useful from dangerous AI applications. Read a short summary of the event here. The so-called Schachtürke (1769), a chess-playing automaton developed by Wolfgang […]
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