Aktuelles – Projekte
Digital platforms and ecosystems are becoming increasingly popular. Many companies use them for their business, but are uncertain about the right way to handle data protection. The D'accord research project aims to remedy this situation and offer legally secure model solutions, especially for smaller companies.
In August 2021 the new Mittelstand-Digital Zentrums Kaiserslautern has started working to support SMEs in Rhineland-Palatinate with a holistic approach to digitization.
As part of the TrUSD project, ITA has developed an online check for employee data protection in companies and organizations in cooperation with the Chair of Legal Informatics at Saarland University. This self-assessment tool is now online!
On 1st June, the collaborative project “Future-oriented Work Design” started in the Hunsrück and Naheland regions.
The project deals with the development of a further education network in the sanitary, heating and air conditioning (SHAC) sector. The ITA supports the project in the form of scientific monitoring, consulting and evaluation.
The "Future Hub for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Production" supports small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Hesse with immediate effect.
Successful completion of the EICON project, in which ITA together with European partners developed approaches to improve the inclusion capacity of vocational education and training (VET) institutions using information and communication technologies (ICT). The results are now available for free use in vocational education and training institutions.
The experiences of the "PFL-EX" project, which will end in November 2020, were summarised in a 40-minute film. The film gives a voice to nurses and the management of the pilot facilities and presents some of the technologies that have been tested.
New project "Digital Companion for intelligent counselling and interactive experience" ("DiCo"), funded by the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS), starts. We support the digital transformation process in care institutions in an innovative way.
The new digital initiative LearnIn offers teachers in 11 European and Central Asian countries high-quality, culturally relevant and collaborative learning opportunities, helping them to create meaningful learning experiences for their students.
