Topic: Digital work environment
Digitalised processes facilitate workflows, while technology enables new forms of communication and collaboration: insights into the opportunities and possible conflicts arising from the partnership between humans and machines.
Computer
A computer is a mathematical machine that can automatically execute sequences of instructions formulated as programs.
Generative AI is changing school and university – key challenges
The bidt study shows how generative AI is used and perceived, particularly in an educational context. A critical examination of AI, clear guidelines and controlled examination formats are just a few of the current challenges.
Increasing the digital competence of Europe: The “bidt-Digitalbarometer.international” study is presented in Brussels
How do things stand with regard to the digital competences of populations in different European countries? The “bidt-Digitalbarometer.international” was presented at the Representation of the Free State of Bavaria…
bidt as a guest on Deutschlandfunk’s “Systemfragen” podcast
As part of the Deutschlandfunk podcast “Systemfragen”, Dr Roland A. Stürz provided answers to the question “Why are Germans so attached to cash”, as well as further findings from the international comparison…
Autonomous systems
Autonomous systems are complex processes that carry out actions independently without human control.
Additive manufacturing/3D printing
Additive manufacturing and its manufacturing processes are characterized by the fact that the components are generated by adding, applying and depositing material.
Digital Twin
The digital twin is a virtual representation of a product, a process or a production plant that collects and processes data by means of automated data synchronization.
Effective data protection as a success factor for the digital work environment
The Policy Brief with the topic “More is more: Better employee data protection for comprehensive use of workplace data” can be found here: The top five challenges for data protection Teebken and Hess criticise the current…
More is more: Better employee data protection for comprehensive use of workplace data
Dr Mena Teebken and Prof Thomas Hess identify the key challenges of data protection in the workplace. Five recommendations are intended to strengthen employees’ trust in data protection and address the needs of companies.
Working from home is increasingly becoming a competitive factor for companies
A new study by the bidt shows:
The offer of working from home is a decisive factor for the acquisition and retention of employees and their identification with the company.