Articles and background information on the topic
There was a lot of news in the past month that we included in our reporting. One thing became clear: despite the crisis, the industry is not standing still, even sees opportunities and is continuing to develop. The most-read articles for you in June.
read more...Labor market for IT specialists
According to the digital association Bitkom, most jobs for IT specialists are in large cities and structurally strong regions.
read more...German industry sees great opportunities in the upcoming 5G mobile communications standard. And yet, in the opinion of the digital association Bitkom, too few companies are still dealing with the actual 5G supply.
read more...What do employers offer in the competition for new employees? This was investigated by the digital association Bitkom. Above-average salaries and company cars tend to be the exception.
read more...Two thirds of established companies do not work with start-ups, with one in two managing directors citing a lack of time as the reason. At the same time, more companies see their market position threatened by start-ups. These are the results of a new Bitkom survey.
read more...Four out of ten companies give employees the freedom to work away from the traditional office space. This is the result of a representative survey of over 800 company managers and HR managers conducted by the Bitkom association.
read more...German industry is increasingly being targeted by criminals: This is the result of a study for which the digital association Bitkom surveyed 503 managing directors and security managers:
read more...The proportion of employees who can also be reached on business while on vacation remains high. Younger people are the most likely to be able to disconnect completely. These are the findings of a recent Bitkom survey.
read more...From IoT to artificial intelligence and blockchain: new digital technologies are of great importance for the competitiveness of the German economy. In a study, Bitkom has broken down what companies are focusing on and where they see the biggest obstacles.
read more...EU General Data Protection Regulation
The EU General Data Protection Regulation comes into force on May 25, 2018, with draconian penalties looming. Implementing the complex requirements poses major challenges for many companies. The VDMA and ERP providers want to provide support.
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