Last week I spend two days in Vienna with Accenture since I’m part of their Female Talent Program including regular meetings and workshops. This time’s…
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From 2017 until the beginning of this year I was working in SAP’s Global Diversity & Inclusion Office. As part of my role I developed…
Automation is everywhere: oftentimes we are passive benefactors of automation, e.g. we consume energy produced in highly automated power plants or benefit from automated heating…
What is the most typical thing for Switzerland? One might think of the Alps, the to die for chocolate or – right- Swiss Cheese! I…
Introduction We’re living in exciting times: we are constantly confronted with new technological advancements and technology rapidly changes our everyday life. At the same time,…
Last week I visited the Spy Museum Berlin. I ran through a laser maze, searched for bugs and decoded messages – it was a lot…
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all…
Today’s Google Doodle celebrates Seiichi Miyake. He invented tactile paving in 1965 in Japan to help a visually impaired friend navigating around town. The first…
This week Slack released a dark mode feature in their latest iOS and Android update and users are delighted. In dark mode or night mode…
Most of us have seen self-driving cars in movies (e.g. Minority Report) or first design studies of driverless cars lacking steering wheels or pedals. Automation…