In order to raise awareness of the the importance of digital infrastructures in Germany and Europe and to enter into a constructive dialogue with policy-makers, the Alliance for the Strengthening of Digital Infrastructures has been brought together under the umbrella of the eco Association.

Leadinfo B. V. is a provider of lead generation software that identifies a company's B2B visitors on their own websites. The company, headquartered in Capelle aan den IJssel (Netherlands), was founded in 2017. In the short interview, Hagen Kiesewetter, Partner Manager DACH, explains, among other things, the special challenges of the industry and his expectations of eco.

Commenting on the German federal government’s Data Strategy presented today, eco Chair of the Board Oliver Süme says: “Standardised and legally secure handling of data is essential for all data-based business models, which is why the strategy now presented is long overdue and essentially a positive step forward for the companies concerned.”

eco BXL Talk Security of services, products and networks is taking on an increasingly important role in the digital sphere. The first EU-wide law on cybersecurity, the NIS Directive, came into force in 2016 and helped achieve a higher and more even level of security of network and information systems across the EU. With...

eco – Association of the Internet Industry has taken on the specification of the GAIA-X Federation Services and has set up a Project Management Office (PMO) and defined five work packages. The German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) is funding the project with around 13.5 million Euro.

RESUME Education Economics and OR/IT studies at the University of Karlsruhe Professional Career Technical Head of the Data Centre of the Department of Informatics, University of Karlsruhe Establishment of Internet connections in Germany (1984), France (1986) and China (1990) Founder and Managing Director...

Andreas Weiss, Head of Digital Business Models at the eco Association, explains in an interview why we need a trustworthy digital space that is consistently oriented towards European standards and values.

In this course the HPI will explore the origins, goals, development path and fakes of Blockchain technology that have emerged along the way. More specifically, the course will take a look at the initial idea of Blockchain and how it works. Then, it will examine which evolution it has run through from a decentralized registry to a world computer. Participants will get to know the challenges of Blockchain and Blockchain alternatives. Last but not least, participants will learn how you can successfully use blockchain.