Latest news Six UX design trends you should know about What is going on, where are we heading? Much is happening in the world of User Experience. We’ve asked two UX experts from IT Sonix about what to look out for – these are their six top picks for UX design trends. Read more » Building a data infrastructure for automotive AI It’s no secret that software is “eating” the automotive industry. According to some estimates, as much as 90 per cent of automotive innovation comes from software. Stefan Jahncke is one of the experts building the computing infrastructure needed to develop new AI-based solutions for the automotive sector. Read more » Connecting the dots of industrial digitalization Telecom, shipping, healthcare, agriculture, automotive – what do these profoundly different industries have in common? Well, ask the 130 developers at Data Respons R&D Services. In fact, their secret of success is their ability to see similarities between domains that may at first glance seem incompatible -an ability that is crucial to industrial digitalization. Read more » Enabling young girls in Nepal to promote quality of life Nepal is a small country in Asia and home to many of the world’s most famous mountains. However, it’s also among the world’s top ten poorest countries. Approximately 40% live below the poverty line and 47% of the population is unemployed. Read more » Clean Code – Software development by and for people At the beginning of a software project, it is about choosing a tech stack, the core set of those technologies that will be used to solve the problem at hand. At the same time, a software architecture must be chosen to determine and ensure the basic organisation, components, relationships with each other and with the environment, and evolution of the intended software solution. Continuous Integration and Delivery must then be configured. And then the real work begins, the programming. Read more » DevOps – What does it really mean? And when are you “DevOps ready?” DevOps is a buzzword that seems to be on everyone's lips in the IT sector. Nowadays, it’s not “system administrators” who are in demand but “DevOps engineers”. Developers are increasingly using the buzzword “DevOps” when discussing the skills they need. Testers are supposed to "do DevOps". And more and more companies are declaring that they themselves and their products are "DevOps ready". Read more » e-Trucks – the future is powered from above Say hello to the pantograph, the ancient device invented in the 1890s that’s currently mounted on e-trucks on test tracks in Germany. Pantographs have been used on trains and trams to connect them to overhead wires, and it’s a key component in the future of road freight. Cable harness experts from inContext are designing the e-trucks’ wiring. Read more » Data Respons reaches out to suppliers and partners to reduce emissions At Data Respons we highly value our cooperation with our suppliers, and it is crucial that the supply chain reflects one of our main values - Being responsible. We have therefore invited all our suppliers and partners to joins us in reducing our shared emissions and in the end help us become carbon neutral by 2025. Read more » 10 reasons to become a Data Respons specialist As a newly educated software developer or engineer you are in a sweet spot since your skills are in high demand and they are applicable to almost every industry. We believe work is more fun when you get to jump from project to project across different customers, industries, technologies and even countries. To convince you to become A Data Respons specialist we have listed 10 reasons to why we think you should join us. Read more » Data Respons R&D Services has hired a record-breaking 40 new developers While many companies have struggled during the pandemic and even had to reduce their workforce, Data Respons’ daughter company R&D Services had a different experience. Not only have they been able to land several new customers, they have also, due to the high demand for specialists, employed a total of 40 new developers this year. A new Data Respons record! Read more » Digital Twin – a concept worth exploring The idea of creating a complete digital copy of a physical asset, system or device is a fascinating one. Having a virtual twin that is acting and aging exactly like its physical counterpart promises new insights into the condition and performance of a product, and may provide valuable knowledge for developing its next generation. Read more » How human psychology affects software testing Psychology is "The science of human experience and behavior". This is a very broad definition. It begins with what a person thinks, feels, or how they express themselves through their actions. And finally, how groups behave and what effects occur in the interaction between people. Read more » AKKA and Modis unite to build a global smart industry leader The announced acquisition will form a global engineering and digital solutions powerhouse, with combined workforce of 50,000 engineers and digital experts with deep cross-sector expertise, a global footprint, balanced industry profile, and strongholds in higher growth sectors such as mobility and software & technology services. Read more » BrainCapture – When a smartphone can detect epilepsy About 1 percent of the world's population suffers from epilepsy. Many epilepsy patients in low- and middle-income countries do not receive the necessary treatment, even though the medicine is cheap. One of the reasons is that you do not have sufficient scanning equipment to make the correct diagnosis. The Danish company BrainCapture want to do something about that, and our subsidiary TechPeople provides hardware competencies for the project. Read more » The industry is running at the highest gear The Danish high-tech companies are racing off for full blasting. So does the consulting industry. Gilad Mizrahi's first 6 months as Directing Manager of TechPeople have offered lots of challenges and new learning. And it's going fast, we should say. Read more » Even small devices deserve a great interface For devices that are not powerful enough to run a full feature browser or Android system, MicroDoc is developing a user interface framework directly integrated with the Graal virtual machine. Why? Because the number of small devices is increasing dramatically, and although they may be small and low powered they still deserve an up-to-date user interface. Read more » Six months into Data Respons France We’ve had the chance to check in with Data Respons Frances’ General Manager, Guillaume Wolf, to see how it’s going 6 months after starting up a new office in Paris. Not only did the company launch during a global pandemic, but the Data Respons brand was also introduced into a new market – both of which represent a few challenges. Read more » Internships at Data Respons – We want to give students a chance to gain hands-on working experience Creating a positive and engaging working environment, that attracts and keeps employees, is an important ambition for Data Respons. Our employees are our most important resources and as employer, we see it as our responsibility to continuously attract new talents and enable a great start into their careers. Our aim is to provide students with the opportunity to gain experience from working within ICT and explore what alternative specializations there are to pursue. The advantage of our internship is that they can do it in a safe environment and rely on a mentor that can guide them with their challenges. Read more » Software for efficiency and co-operation – and a lighter footprint Software is a key enabler for improving workflows and decision-making. Companies turn to our subsidiary Sylog for expert help in their effort to build future proof solutions and to integrate systems for optimized workflows and to maximize their use of resources. Here’s a look at some of the Sylog projects highlighting the power of software. Read more » Data Respons has signed the 10 Principles for a circular business The bigger picture: why we should get serious about recycling and reusing “Humans manufacture enormous amounts of materials, resulting in copious amounts of greenhouse gases, nearly a third of the total 51 billion tons we emit per year. We need to get those emissions down to Zero.” Bill Gates[1] Read more » Article search
