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Veränderung

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  • How digitalization is changing markets, investments and products

    The article highlights three key factors that will permanently change our reality. The effects on companies, society and our individual lives are not yet foreseeable, but we can already learn to deal with them and be better prepared for the future. A macabre example from economic history teaches us what can happen if we ignore these developments.

    Research & DevelopmentDavid Schneider11 minutes

  • Self-organization as the key to rapid change and agile organizations

    Digitization is more than just technology. Rather, the organization must also be able to think digitization. For many, this is tantamount to a real, deep cultural change! One with the best prospects for the future, but a culture shift usually feels time-consuming and protracted. Always these resistances ...! Or? But what would be, if the organization would simply rebuild itself? What if it wasn't up to the people? What if everything was already in place and only needed to be activated? What helps is the 'trick' with self-organization!

    OrganizationWolfram Müller6 minutes

  • What digitization could do in the Corona crisis

    The COVID 19 crisis is presenting companies and people with unprecedented challenges at work as well as in their private lives. Almost all companies worldwide are affected by this crisis and some are even on the verge of insolvency. While some companies are still looking for solutions, others have already found them: digitization. This article explains two Robotic Process Automation (RPA)-automated processes in systemically important companies that are at the forefront of the fight against COVID-19.

    AdvancedMarcel Schneider6 minutes

  • PDCA - the universal formula for change?

    Between endless planning or actionistic "just go for it," there's a simple middle ground for moving into uncharted territory. In iterations you achieve progress without having to "fail your way forward".

    ProcessesCorinna Hischke8 minutes