
adesso Blog
14.04.2023 By Frederik Julius Szmania
Gamification in pension provision
Pension provision is boring and complicated? It does not have to be! That is because committed adessi are developing the jump-and-run game ‘Pension Run’ to shake off this stigma and make the topic of provision more approachable. This blog post will take you along on the journey to the vision behind a (pension) provision-themed jump-and-run game and explain how this vision is being pursued.
Read more13.04.2023 By Maximilian Hammes, Stephen Lorenzen and Jonas Schnorrenberg
Europe relies on liquefied natural gas (LNG) – a look at the current European LNG situation
In Germany, the focus is on six floating terminals – in addition to long-term plans for three fixed LNG terminals. But what about the LNG situation across Europe? We will give you a brief overview in our blog post.
Read more12.04.2023 By Mike Deecke
Understanding the power of process orientation
The process-oriented organisation is an approach to business management that focuses on business processes. The goal is to make processes more efficient and thereby increase the company’s productivity and profitability. In this blog post, you will learn all about the power of process orientation and why it is so successful.
Read more11.04.2023 By Isabel Patzer and Stefan Mönk
Our new partner: the University of Hildesheim
Thanks to its partnership with the German University of Hildesheim, adesso is getting even more involved with the research in Lower Saxony. At the campus, adesso employees are out and about doing things such as participating in guest lectures, giving lectures themselves, working on research projects, providing assistance with dissertations or helping students prepare for the professional world that awaits them. In our blog post, you will learn how this partnership came about and what advantages it entails for students at the University of Hildesheim.
Read more10.04.2023 By Lilian Do Khac
A rough guide to the vast jungle of AI language models
The hype surrounding AI language models shows no signs of slowing – large language models in particular, such as ChatGPT, are the talk of the town. But which models are there, and what is the status of their development and commercialisation? With my blog post, I would like to provide a rough guide to the jungle that is large AI language models.
Read more06.04.2023 By Bettina Wolko
The route to the federal certificate of proficiency in IT and the role of the examiner
Every year we read in the media that would-be apprentices cannot find an apprenticeship because not enough companies are willing to train them, or that companies offering apprenticeships are desperately looking for apprentices but cannot find any. But what happens when apprentice and company do find each other?
Read more05.04.2023 By Sarah Röhe
Domain-driven design meets requirements engineering
The increasing complexity of software systems calls for approaches that are new, modern and different. Domain-driven design is thus gaining more and more attention, as this approach is much more than just an aid for developing microservices. In this blog post, I will describe how domain-driven design can also be used in requirements engineering.
Read more04.04.2023 By Sissy-Christin Lorenz
Successfully changing careers to IT consulting – adesso shows that it can be done!
Why is the IT industry an exciting and promising option for a career change, and what necessary skills should you bring to the table? My blog post is about answering these questions and about adesso as a model example of how even newcomers without a traditional IT background can successfully gain a foothold in this industry.
Read more03.04.2023 By Timo Hartmann, Simon Bächle and Ellen Szczepaniak
Redispatch 3.0: bottleneck management through decentralised micro-plants?
Overloading can occur in the electricity grid if the feed-in power from renewable energies is higher than the forecasted amount. Redispatching enables the grid operator to regulate the feed-in power of power plants and in turn ensure grid stability. So far, the redispatch measures only cover large plants, which means they do not cover heat pumps, electric cars and home battery storage. However, there is also the potential to use them for the benefit of the grid, but this requires a new process: Redispatch 3.0.
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