In the book "Selbstorganisation macht Sinn", edited by Adrian Dätwyler, Andreas Enz, Stefan Lenz and Markus Sulzberger, Rolf Ritter from Bossard Group AG writes about the challenges and experiences of a company on the path to self-organization. We summarize this chapter here.
Artificial intelligence is changing everyday working life. It can automate or at least speed up many tasks. How is leadership changing as a result of increasing digitalization? Which skills need to come to the fore? We talked about this with Sunnie J. Groeneveld from the HWZ.
The obvious signs of crisis include falling sales, plummeting margins, a lack of liquidity and unpleasant letters from the financing banks. What happens now? Only an open, unsparing analysis of the situation can provide clarity. How does that work?
Cybercrime is a gigantic economic sector: according to experts, the amount of damage caused by cybercrime is over 8 trillion (sic!) francs. But the good news is that we all have the power to make it harder for cybercriminals to do their job, as an interview with Serdar Günal Rütsche from the Zurich cantonal police shows.
Artificial intelligence is finding its way into many areas of life as a daily companion - whether through AI chatbots such as ChatGPT or AI-supported algorithms in apps and web applications. This can fundamentally change and optimize processes in a professional context in particular.
Young learners are under a lot of pressure. Poor semester grades, learning blocks, fear of final exams or learner exhaustion are the consequences of this. This is fatal for the economy, as it threatens the employability of future generations.
Heavy metals, PCBs, dioxins, PFAS: the list of substances from industrial production that accumulate as residues in the environment is long. It is becoming increasingly clear that some substances pose a considerable health risk, but it is not easy to do without them. The fluorochemicals PFAS are currently in the spotlight as a class of substances.
Controlling ESG targets via holistic data management requires four key elements. Only then can the ESG data platform support analysis and reporting, while AI and cloud-based solutions optimize data processing.
The regulations on environmental management are becoming increasingly strict both nationally and internationally. There are also new regulations in Switzerland. ESG indicators are useful as an aid and information for investments. EU regulations must also be observed.
In the historic village center of the municipality of Berneck in the Rhine Valley, architect Carlos Martinez built a new center for regional wines and wine culture, which can also be used publicly and privately.
Eastern Switzerland is more than just Säntis, the Rhine Falls or Lake Constance. This region also has a lot to offer for seminars, conferences or events for customers or employees.
The Technorama in Winterthur brings scientific phenomena and artistic exhibits closer to a wide audience. It is also a popular venue for company outings and other team events. Portrait of an extraordinary event location.
