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Support for people in need of care is coming – the first digital care applications (DiPAs) will soon be available! These smartphone or web applications may be reimbursed by nursing care fund. But what do I need to know to be able to develop a DiPA? Answers to this question are given in this blog post.
Read more09.01.2023 By Stephen Lorenzen, Maximilian Hammes and Jonas Schnorrenberg
‘Emergency Plan for Gas’ – What will happen if the emergency level is declared
We have already explained the early warning and alert levels of the Emergency Plan for Gas in previous blog posts. The next stage is the emergency level – but what does that mean? When will this level be declared? And how likely is it that it will be declared at all? This blog post will answer all of these questions.
Read more04.01.2023 By Michael Greiwe
Returns and their pitfalls
The word ‘return’ is often used as a synonym for both expected and historical returns, but the two are fundamentally different. This blog post will explain the definition of the two terms and how they are to be understood.
Read more03.01.2023 By Marc Mezger
Computer vision for deep learning – a brief introduction
In this blog post, I would like to introduce computer vision, one of the most important disciplines for artificial intelligence. I will give you an introduction on the topic of computer vision with AI and present important subdisciplines and a few exemplary use cases.
Read more02.01.2023 By Jenny Gursch and Markus Felkel
Agile scaling and the challenges that come with it
Scrum, which is the best-known framework, promises to pave the way to agility if used correctly. The aim of this blog post is not to explain or define Scrum. Instead, we will be taking a closer look at the requirements and the challenges when it comes to agile scaling that need to be overcome to get a majority of a company’s staff on board.
Read more23.12.2022 By Lilian Do Khac
How Father Christmas plans his route (in a way that is environmentally conscious)
The need for optimisation exists in every industry and in almost all process steps. This blog post will use a Christmas-themed example to explain how prescriptive analytics can reveal optimisation potential and how these challenges can be overcome.
Read more22.12.2022 By Ellen Szczepaniak, Zoe Holdt and Simon Bächle
VideKIS: a year of research
Conventional power plants, such as nuclear or coal-fired power plants, still provide a large portion of the system services in the electricity grid these days, for example frequency maintenance. Our blog post about the VideKIS research project will reveal how these system services should also be provided using renewable energy sources in future.
Read more21.12.2022 By Sabine Fischer
The crux with the crutches
As a privately insured person, getting medical devices, such as a wheelchair, is often not easy – hours of phoning back and forth, asking about the availability of medical devices and having applications approved. There is an easier way! This blog post will describe exactly how.
Read more20.12.2022 By Stephen Lorenzen, Maximilian Hammes and Lars Zimmermann
Annual review 2022 – the energy industry was rife with activity
The energy industry can look back on a turbulent year. In addition to technical challenges, such as the sluggish headway made with the smart meter rollout, there were two main topics that dominated the year: climate change and the war in Ukraine. In this blog post, we would like to provide a year in review and present you with a final overview of the energy industry’s 2022 fiscal year.
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