When a technology, system or solution is to be successfully transferred from the test or pilot phase to the production environment, there are often difficulties with scaling and performance or even data quality, availability and maintenance.

The days when company data was restricted to the company network are long gone. Today, it can be found practically everywhere: on the web, in the cloud and on a wide variety of end devices - including private ones. How can data security be implemented reliably and efficiently in such a world?

It is no longer a secret that big data can have a significant impact on the environment. Data helps to streamline processes, make environmental policy decisions and develop new, more sustainable ways of working.

The extreme weather events of summer 2023 show the catastrophic impact climate change can have on infrastructure and communities.

Data is a company's capital. However, despite its immense relevance, it is still fragmented and stored in different formats in numerous legacy and cloud-based systems. To facilitate access to this data, most IT departments centralize as much information as possible.