EU Whistleblower Directive: Obligation to set up an internal whistleblowing system by the end of 2021
Are you ready for the new EU Whistleblower Directive? What is that directive all about? And what can you do to comply with it?
INVENSITY advises NORD Holding on the acquisition of a majority stake in Dr. Födisch Umweltmesstechnik
INVENSITY GmbH has advised NORD Holding on the acquisition of a majority stake in the cleantech company Dr. Födisch Umweltmesstechnik AG with a technical due diligence. Here you can read more about the transaction.
Embedded AI – How an AI Revolution will look in the German industry
AI applications can already be implemented on today's embedded systems. From an economic point of view, this offers great potential for the German industry. Our AI expert, Johannes Schürmann, shares his opinion on how an AI revolution may look like in the German industry.
Fabian Koark appointed CEO of INVENSITY Inc.
As of September 16, 2020 Fabian Koark has been appointed CEO of INVENSITY Inc. in Detroit/Michigan in the USA.
Analyzing sensor system flaws in modern machines – 1st article of the series
What led Flight AF 447 crash into the Atlantic Ocean? Our experts from the CoE Analytics & Sensorics shed light on the systems configuration and implementation and analyze the sequence of events that led to the eventual catastrophe.
Web-podium: Technical Due Diligence in the context of Security
Confused about the differences between IT Security, Embedded Security and Digital Forensic? And what does your coffee machine have to do with it? In our web-podium, we discuss the answers.
Safety for medical devices – insights into the current update of ISO14971
December 2019 the third edition of the medical safety and risk management standard ISO 14971 has been released. Was this new edition really necessary? A short analysis.
Relaxion in everyday life and work – Part II
Sitting down for brief periods can help us unwind from stress or recover from exercise. But nowadays, our lifestyles make us sit much more than we should. In this article, we provide you with some tips on how to include more movement into your work routine.
What good processes have to do with soccer
When OEMs demand a specific evidence of mature processes from their suppliers, you seldom get a happy look. However, if used properly, customers can benefit from this demand.
How uncertainty can be made predictable
At the peak of our current crisis, companies are left feeling paralyzed and uncertain about their future. One possible way of gaining planning reliability again is to adapt internal work processes.