Live broadcasts, once the preserve of TV companies, can now be arranged very easily with MS Teams. And you don’t even need complex studio technology to do this – a bit of practice and a good Internet connection are sufficient for putting on really cool events.
As things stand, women find themselves in the minority in technical professions and in the IT sector. Our colleague, Irmgard Gmachl, however, is convinced that mixed teams are smarter and that all IT companies should take an interest in being especially appealing to women. For this reason, in early 2019 together with Elisabeth Wimmer and Karin Kremser, she founded our women@POI network.
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Porsche Informatik has been developing projects for Volkswagen for many years, especially in the areas of vehicle recycling, order management and distribution. As a “Software Development Center” (SDC), we are now an official development partner within VW’s IT set-up and, as such, we are also fundamental to its IT strategy. This is a strong indication of how much trust has built up at our parent company in our competence over the last few years.
Using real-time analytics in the Data Lake, we can now detect performance impacts in our CROSS 2 retail system before they get to affect users.
Time for some good news regarding corona: Porsche Informatik is deploying its resources to support scientific research.
Ljubljana-based Slovenian software developer, Dasof d.o.o, has been responsible for Porsche Bank’s central business application in the CEE countries for decades. In May 2020, Dasof became a 100 percent subsidiary company, making it an official member of the Porsche Informatik family as well!
Here at Porsche Informatik, Tobias Oberascher and Gernot Striednig take care of everything to do with telephony. Both of them have been at the company for around ten years, during which time the area of telecommunications has changed dramatically. In this interview, they explain how this affects their tasks.
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