by Dani Davarashvili | Dec 20, 2022 | Daniel Kutschenko, HAGER NEWS, Press
Sometimes a step backwards is the best move forwards. Daniel Kutschenko has followed an unusual career path. After working for Procter & Gamble and a strategy consultancy, he now heads up the IT Services & Operations business unit at HAGER. A conversation...
by HagerNewAdmin_1996 | Dec 12, 2022 | HAGER NEWS, Michaela Bender, Press
‘If I stand still, I fall behind.’ The old running slogan of industry sounds very different today: ‘If you don’t go two steps ahead, you fall three steps behind’. The digital revolution, and with it the comprehensive change in all areas of life and work, is...
by HagerNewAdmin_1996 | Dec 7, 2022 | HAGER NEWS, Michaela Bender, Press
How new leaders in medical technology manage crisis situations Blackout. War in Europe. The aftershocks of the pandemic. Some crises are acute, others are still imagined horror scenarios. In recent years, there has been a greater awareness of threats that jeopardise...
by HagerNewAdmin_1996 | Dec 5, 2022 | HAGER NEWS, Michaela Bender, Press
Risks and side effects of a shortage of doctors? ‘He was an impressive man in every respect: tall and powerfully built, with a wild brown mane and a striking face. At over fifty years of age, he was still a figure that patients around the world flocked to see.’ This...
by Dani Davarashvili | Nov 23, 2022 | HAGER NEWS, Michaela Bender, Press
Is the critical healthcare infrastructure protected? ‘The health authorities: With paper, pen and fax against coronavirus’ was the headline in the press in 2021. The digital connection and thus the networking of GPs and specialists, hospitals and laboratories with the...
by Dani Davarashvili | Nov 4, 2022 | HAGER NEWS, Press
Is the property sector protected? Cyber security is omnipresent. Ubiquitous? Not quite. And not everywhere. There are companies and even industries that present themselves almost like ‘Gallic villages’, to use this vivid Asterix image, in which the message of a...
