DAISEC visited the ZUKUNFT HANDWERK trade fair in Munich together with the Technology Transfer Control Center and informed craftsmen about the possibilities of integrating AI into work processes. We were delighted to be able to talk to numerous interested craftspeople.
Since this year, DAISEC has been a network partner of the Cybersecurity Transfer Office for SMEs, which bundles Germany-wide information and qualification formats on cybersecurity. We are pleased to contribute our DAISEC offerings on IT security.
DAISEC demonstrated how digital technologies can support the skilled trades at the Braunschweig-Lüneburg-Stade Chamber of Skilled Crafts' conference. The focus was on AI, cybersecurity and 3D printing as well as general issues relating to the digitalization of skilled trades companies.
In the sixth and final module of the DAISEC qualification programme for digitalization managers, DAISEC expert Dr. Oliver Wiese provided information on the IT threat situation for SMEs and the skilled trades and derived suitable strategies for the participating company representatives.
Under carwatch.net, the technology provider Pumacy is developing a platform for analyzing technical and safety-related vehicle incidents. In the EU project OVeC, we have jointly developed an extractor that collects recall information from news articles.
The fifth module of the DAISEC qualification programme for digitalization managers built on the knowledge from the AI basics module and explained AI-based business models.
