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Business ecosystems: What really works?
The initial enthusiasm surrounding business ecosystems has subsided, but the potential of cross-industry value-added offerings remains high. Find out here why it is often not a good idea to copy big tech role models and under what conditions business ecosystems can actually create added value.
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Implement Business-Ecosystems fast
Business ecosystems present organizations with a distinctive opportunity to enhance their business models significantly and maintain competitiveness in the contemporary marketplace. Firms that provide genuine added value to their customers increase their relevance and overall worth.
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Process Mining
Process mining provides a technological approach that enables organizations to thoroughly and effectively model, analyze, and enhance their business processes.
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Mobility data law
The Mobility Data Act aims to establish a sustainable infrastructure by guaranteeing the unrestricted access to traffic data. It is essential to explore the profitable applications of this data while also considering the necessary factors involved.
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Decentralized Ecosystems
Advanced data ecosystems must enable comprehensive digital processes while upholding the data sovereignty of partners. Dr. Oliver Mehl and Ralf Neubauer describe which process-related and technological requirements are necessary for this.
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Sovereignty in the cloud
Transitioning to cloud technology is crucial for insurance companies to maintain their competitive edge.Explore the challenges associated with digital sovereignty in the cloud and discover strategies to address them.
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Climate related risk management within the banking sector
Assessing climate-related risks presents significant challenges, yet their incorporation into banks' risk management strategies is essential. But how do you assess something for which there is a lack of experience and insufficient data?
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AI validation within the pharmaceutical sector
The pharmaceutical sector is optimistic about the potential of AI. Nevertheless, the challenges for integrating new technologies in the tightly regulated GxP setting are significant. In the interview, Dr. Hans Klöcker sheds light on the relevant regulations, feasible AI applications, and strategies for ensuring the functionality of AI-driven systems.
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Getting your organization GenAI-ready
What prerequisites do organizations need to create to exploit the potential of GenAI solutions? msg has analyzed the status quo in German companies and identified the five most important fields of action.
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Cloud Center of
Excellence Part 3How the Cloud Center of Excellence (CCoE) can contribute to a successful multicloud strategy and its implementation
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Decentralization as a prerequisite for the heating transition
The heating transition is a far-reaching transformation. Katrin Aytepe explains in an interview why the heating transition is only possible in a digital ecosystem.
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Challenges and requirements of the heat transition
Michael Dusch and Dr. Christof Spangenberg on the interplay between the various pillars of the energy transition and the role of municipal utilities in decarbonizing the heating infrastructure.
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Regulatory requirements on KRITIS and business continuity management intertwine
Interview with Manfred Hörter, senior manager and expert in business continuity management, on KRITIS and business continuity management guidelines in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Cloud Center of
Excellence Part 2Many organizations are establishing a Cloud Center of Excellence (CCoE) to take a holistic view of their cloud transformation. In addition to technical challenges, there are also organizational and cultural aspects to consider.
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5 quick wins for cost optimization in the cloud
Road to the cloud: FinOps as the key to efficiency and cost savings for companies.
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Cloud Center of
Excellence Part 1
How a Cloud Center of Excellence helps with the “cloudification” of companies, the introduction of cloud services and other dimensions of cloud transformation.
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The digital twin
Dr. Wolfgang Bock, department manager Industry 4.0 Transformation & Sustainability Consumer Products, about the role of the digital twin in achieving sustainability goals and the hurdles that exist when using the digital twin.
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Radio network of the energy transition
Electricity and gas operators are among the critical infrastructures that require special protection. They are subject to complex regulatory conditions - at the same time, the energy transition demands technological changes.
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Supply Chain
Risk ManagementIrmgard Sturm, department lead Process & Data Analytics at msg, about supply chain risk management and the role of artificial intelligence for identifying early warning indicators.
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"Municipal utilities will create unique customer experiences."
Mirco Pinske and Michael Dusch on municipal innovations, discovering the customer and what municipal utilities can do better than tech giants.
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"Trust comes from transparency and a dialog on equal terms."
Manuel Audi and Florian Weihe explain why traditional networks cannot develop into open ecosystems, how decentralized structures promote innovation and why the discussion about data ownership is going in the wrong direction.
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"Trying to control ecosystemsprevents their development."
Manuel Audi and Florian Weihe on minimum viable ecosystems, the central meaning of purposeand why technology is not a decisive factor for the success of ecosystems.
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"A vital ecosystem must dominate its environment, not a single player within it."
Dr. Stephan Melzer talks about the risks of hegemonical platforms, semantic data modelsas an instrument of power and the vital meaning of competition within ecosystems.
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„Resources and responsibility must follow knowledge.“
Michael Kandel on distributed innovation processes, the decentralization of decision-making authority and how to maintain stability in the face of change.
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Smart cities between citizen consensus and technological vision
Integrated municipal platforms build the basis of sustainable smart cities. Michael Dusch explains why their implementation goes far beyond the technological questions and which factors are critical for the success of transformation projects.
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How networks and patient communities can change therapies
Thomas Praska and Joachim Stengel on patient benefit as the North Star metric, data-based innovations and the importance of patient communities for treatment success.
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Roadmap: digital healthcare applications
Mastering the DiGA journey from the idea to a finished app.
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Business Agility Check
Strengthening sustainability with the maturity model of msg advisors.
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Customer Experience in the Financial Industry
How will the Corona crisis change the banking sector?
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Hybrid Organization
Achieving constructive balance between structural and process organization.
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Drive safely on black ice
Strengthen the self-confidence of the organization during corona crisis.
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Remote Project Management
Strengthen resilience in critical phases with Project Management Factory.
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Business consulting for the financial industry
Stability and future security in times of the Corona pandemic.
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Minimum Viable Organization
Developing hot spots of the digital organization in a targeted manner.
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Agility for remote success
Mastering critical situations with agile organizational principles.
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Management and leadership in the crisis
How to quickly gain transparency and make sound operating decisions.
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