Logistics in the pandemic
Transparency across the entire supply chain is essential to ensure that expensive medicine is shipped quickly and reliably. This is not feasible without IT.
BusinessCode cooperates with vialevo
The new cooperation began at the the BVMW working group “IT & Digitales”.
AI is moving into the Deutsches Museum Bonn and we are part of it!
Congratulations on the 25th birthday and the reorientation of the Deutsches Museum Bonn towards artificial intelligence.
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Logistics management
Resource-optimized and punctual dispatch of parcels despite the decline in air traffic
The flip side of networking
Off to the cloud, but do it right! Networking must be secure!
BusinessCode is part of GAIA-X
A project of Europe for Europe
Sales in times of Corona
BusinessCode at the IT Strategy Meeting
BusinessCode on the way to the Math Olympics
BusinessCode supports Mathe Pro e.V. in Bonn
“Data Analytics” as online seminar with BusinessCode
Martin Schulzes review about this alternative way of giving lectures.
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BusinessCode in HomeOffice
BusinessCode in the HomeOffice: Our colleague Goetz van Rissenbeck provides some useful tips.
BusinessCode is nominated for the “Ludwig” in the category “Succession”
CEO Martin Schulze presents the successor model at the nomination for the established regional small and medium-sized enterprise award
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Up the mountains with BusinessCode
BusinessCode supported the Bonn-based qualification run for mountain and ultra marathons KoBoLT
Save the date!
Save the date!
BusinessCode and the SSF – next Level
Our CEO Martin Schulze was in charge of the organisation at the 42nd International Youth Meeting of the SSF in Bonn. BusinessCode is the official sponsor of the SSF.
The transition to Java12 – A short field report
Java Runtime has recently been licensed by Oracle for a fee. There is also a free version: OpenJDK. Our colleague Eugen Plischke has dealt with the conversion in more detail and has written down his experiences.