Network (knowledge) graphs represent a collection of interlinked entities organized into contexts via linking and semantic metadata. They build a framework for data integration and analysis. Having the ability to do this can provide more context around metrics recorded from a network system. By leveraging these graphs, you can enhance your understanding of the data.
Sch-rems II rulings have shaken up international data transfers. The Privacy Shield agreement with the US was declared invalid and now most companies have resorted to the so-called EU Standard Contractual Clauses (SCC). In a second ruling, however, the ECJ also commented on the SCCs and new SCC contract sets were put on the table, which now have to be transferred.
The shortage of skilled workers, increasingly complex products and demanding customers make the work of many industrial companies more difficult. This article explains how digital solutions can make life much easier for commissioning engineers or service technicians on site with customers.
The importance of cross-border trade is increasing - and with it cross-border eCommerce with new opportunities in cross-border retail. But entering new online markets is complex: translating a website, online store and product documentation into the relevant languages is not enough. The different cultural conditions and legal aspects, as well as the respective local customs for handling purchases, are just as crucial for success in international markets. And the project process - including smooth data transfer - needs to be well planned.
Bitcoin is blockchain, but blockchain is not Bitcoin. Today, hundreds of standalone blockchain systems exist, the most powerful besides Bitcoin is Ethereum. As the first general-purpose blockchain, it goes far beyond Bitcoin's readiness for use as a payment system, virtually single-handedly dominating the Defi and NFT markets, for example, and has now even surpassed Bitcoin in terms of the number of users. Benefits of general-purpose blockchains for the economy and society explained.
One of the biggest problems of today is to provide employees with the right knowledge at the right time. Intelligent internal company search engines can help here. Used correctly, such a search engine can not only reduce pure search time, but also lead to project completions of better quality, reduce costs, improve customer service and greatly simplify employees' everyday work. This article explains how this can also work in your own company.
Putting people at the center and sustainable changes in corporate culture. New Work is a term that has been around for a while, but there are also real-world examples that testify to the success of the model. We explain what can be learned from science and practice.
DAOs embed cooperation and collaboration in the DNA of many blockchain applications. But also for traditional DAO stands for Decentralized Autonomous Organizations and, let's face it, is for most either completely unknown or another buzzword of the blockchain bubble. But the idea behind DAO is relevant to all of us. Basically, DAOs are about finding new forms in which to organize work and, more importantly, collaboration. These new forms are based on the core idea of eye-level collaboration between the stakeholders involved. In this context, topics such as stakeholder economy instead of shareholder economy and ecosystems instead of centrally controlled platforms are much better known. Decentralized Autonomous Organizations are now a special form of how such cooperation principles can be implemented. The DAO idea should therefore be studied by anyone who believes that there will be hierarchy-free, cooperative forms of collaboration between individuals and also between companies in the future. companies, new collaboration models are becoming more important. Is there a lesson to be learned from DAOs? A glimpse behind the scenes reveals the answer.
In the last few years and decades it was the Plan of China 2025 to ensure that it will be a leading economy by 2049 for their 100th aniversary. And it seems AI might be the first part where they gain leadership
Between buzzword and business term - Disruptive Innovation is all over and we show what disruptive and non-disruptive innovation is and why it matters to know the difference between those two.
Today, capitalism in its traditional understanding is increasingly criticized by society. New forms such as green, social, and inclusive capitalism arise to fulfill the standards of our new society. Which one do we need and do we need it at all?
