There is a nearly ubiquitous labor shortage in western economies. Most economists think this shortage is much related to the increasing loss of ‘feeling’ that people feel at work. This loss has come to the forefront of society with the Corona lockdown, which forced people to re-examine their lives and…

Whether Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk — the “Space Billionaires” started a competition into space on the back of the success generated by their employees. — But why do CEOs behave like kids in a candy store? …

For more than six months, we have been exploring how companies are becoming software-driven organizations. We found that building a tech company is not only a technological, economical, and organizational undertaking, it’s an undertaking that will need to see people working themselves into new mindsets. …

E-mobility is where all the hopes of the automotive industry lie. Climate protection activists also see it as a great vehicle for achieving climate objectives. Currently, the purchase of e-cars is still massively subsidized but charging cables for plug-in hybrids are often left sitting in their original packaging in the…

Why Vera Schneevoigt lets herself be coached by young executives. — There is an amazing parallel between the transformation of buildings and changes in social structures. In both cases, the foundation is crucial for new possibilities. But tearing down walls without damaging the foundation is something that has to be learned. Vera Schneevoigt knows this all too well. As Chief Digital…

By 2030, more than 60 percent of the world’s population are expected to live in metropolitan areas. And more inhabitants, vehicles, and transport of goods mean more closely interwoven interactions. …

Today, the transportation sector is one of the largest producers of CO2 in the world, responsible for up to 25 percent of annual emissions. This is also due to associated transport logistics and commuter traffic. The primary goal must be to reduce the carbon footprint of transportation across all sectors…

A world full of autonomous driving vehicles has often been predicted in the past. In their forecasts, experts painted a picture of our cities, highways, and traffic routes with driverless vehicles. Back in 2015, The Guardian claimed that we will have self-driving cars for consumers by 2020. …

We have more and more options for our daily commute between work, school, daycare and home. From our own car to a ride service at the push of a button, to a rental bike or electric scooter for the last mile. Some of these options come from the Deutsche Bahn…