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  • Data Protection and BCM: Why Resilience Only Works When Combined

    How are data protection and BCM related? The GDPR demands more than just data security; it requires availability and crisis resilience. In practice, however, data protection and business continuity management are often separated organizationally. This article shows why effective data protection fails without coordinated BCM and how companies can successfully integrate reporting requirements, recovery times, roles, and responsibilities.

    ITChristopher Schroer14 minutes

  • Independence from the cloud, M365 and co. - how to take the right steps now

    Dissolved governments, presidential elections, military conflicts. Somehow the world seems to be falling apart at the seams - even though it was already complicated five years ago, when the coronavirus crisis and the abolition of the EU-US Privacy Shield had just turned the world upside down. Almost everyone suddenly had to be able to work flexibly and remotely, while the legal basis for using US cloud providers and solutions collapsed before our eyes. What did the professionals do right - and what can we all learn for our own resilience?

    CloudPhilipp Schneidenbach13 minutes

  • Value-based healthcare in the new workspace - resilience versus efficiency.

    Transparency and employee participation form the prerequisite for a sustainable digital transformation as well as supported values. Value-based healthcare ensures patient and employee satisfaction. In the future, patient-centric service provision and self-determined work within a new error and feedback culture will play a more important role. In this Modern Workspace Guide against the background of the New Work movement, practical recommendations for action are presented using the example of personnel-intensive nursing services. In addition to the medical and systemic outcome, nursing care is essential for the recovery process. For the majority intrinsically motivated nursing staff, the nursing outcome is significant. To achieve this, we need to translate the care processes into a quality-oriented digital process thinking and combine utility and usability.

    Healthcare & Social AffairsDr. Dirk Sven Kircher, M.Sc., B.A.56 minutes

  • Strengthen digital competencies: 3 tips for more sovereignty in dealing with technology

    Digital devices and software tools offer mid-sized businesses, small business owners, and the self-employed tremendous opportunities to make their day-to-day business lives easier. Family businesses, startups and solo self-employed people can successfully use programs and apps to make their work more effective. They don't even need to bring the professional know-how in all sub-areas to do so. However, they do need special soft skills and digital competencies to successfully compete in cyberspace with their products or services.

    Social MediaSimone Belko6 minutes

  • Digital transformation: companies need a culture of change

    Welcome to the VUCA world: Companies experience many uncertainties to which they have to find permanent answers. And they often have to say goodbye to supposed certainties. This is easier in a corporate culture that sees change as a normal state and as an everyday task for each individual. The experiences from the Lockdown are a good starting point for working toward this goal.

    Leadership & ManagementMartin Gutheil4 minutes