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23.10.2023 By Lilian Do Khac
Machine-generated text summarisation in Aleph Alpha Luminous using R: part 1
Running large language models using a fancy, ready-to-use interface increases accessibility for many, even for people who do not know any programming languages. Part two of my blog series focuses on technical aspects such as specifying the scope of the summary, prompt engineering and quality factors.
Read more19.10.2023 By Siver Rajab
CATWOE – a method for understanding complex problems and developing solutions to them
There are a variety of tools and methods used in system analysis to understand complex problems and find solutions to them. One such method is CATWOE. In my blog post, I will be explaining how this analytical method can be a useful tool to understand complex problems and develop solutions that take into account the many different aspects of a system.
Read more18.10.2023 By Christian Del Monte
Data lakes as a way to tap the potential of big data: architectures and the issue of data discovery
The age of digitalisation has led to unprecedented growth in data, and never before has the strategic importance of information been more apparent. Data lakes are vital for efficiently managing and making the best possible use of these immense stores of data. I will explain why in this blog post.
Read more17.10.2023 By Eleazar Alejandro Araujo
Saga pattern as the secret to creating a well-working system
You need to consider a number of things to successfully implement a microservice architecture, including questions like: How do we deal with transactionality? How should the system respond if an error occurs in the middle of a distributed business process? This blog post provides answers to these questions.
Read more17.10.2023 By Sven Sethmann
A passion for software testing – drawing lessons from competitive sport
You can learn a lot from competitive sports that you can apply in your professional life. However, my aim in this blog post is not to lay out a set of golden rules, because everyone is different. I will instead describe the personality traits that mark me out and have helped me learn and grow – both in sports and in my job.
Read moreThe renewable energy industry is booming, with wind turbines taking on a central role in driving this growth. While the wind energy sector continues to grow, approval procedures are becoming increasingly complex and time-consuming. This is where augmented reality (AR) comes into play. By integrating AR into the wind turbine construction process, approval procedures can be sped up and digitalised. I will show how this works in my blog post.
Read more13.10.2023 By Sabine Fischer
Electronic patient record – the opt-out procedure and opportunities available in the private health insurance sector
The German government passed a bill to increase the pace of digitalisation in the health care system on 9 August 2023. The bill set outs the opt-out procedure for the electronic patient record and e-prescription (eRezept). In this blog post, I will describe the situation as it now stands along with the related challenges in this area.
Read more09.10.2023 By Leonie Prümm
Document Understanding: the smart way to process information
Vast amounts of information and documents are generated in today’s digital world. Being able to process this information quickly and efficiently is vital for business success. Document Understanding can be used to categorise and analyse various documents such as contracts, invoices and forms as well as extract relevant information from them. I will explain exactly what this looks like in this blog post.
Read more05.10.2023 By Tanja Picker
Taking a medical device into the cloud: what manufacturers need to consider beforehand
If a piece of software is designed by the vendor for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes, it is regarded as a medical device under the law. That means that the manufacturer must comply with all applicable laws and hence all guidelines set out in the different standards there are. In my blog post, I will describe how the expectations described in the standards and regulations can be presented and grouped to ensure it is possible to examine and document them as part of a larger overall process.
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