Huge backpacks, complicated equipment, unusual “forest hiking route”, sharp eye on the trees, careful computer work… Markus Schäfer, Master in Disaster Ma-nagement and Risk Governance as well as Diplomforstwirt, is assigned with an exciting and at the same time significant task: Together with his colleague Matthias Colling, he is collecting data in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district
Digitization, a burning issue throughout the modern working world, is also playing an increasingly important role in the skilled trades sector. The skilled trades, the backbone of the German SME sector, are a significant economic sector with over one million businesses and 5.3 million employees. Digitization measures not only make the day-to-day work of craftsmen
Large emergency service vehicle fleets enable fast response times in the event of an emergency. To get to the scene of an emergency as quickly and safely as possible, the vehicles must be maintained and serviced. By using laptops and tablets, you can read out status information and error codes directly on the vehicle and
There are many unknowns in any rescue service operation. One of the known variables is that your responders need fast, reliable information to help. Whether it’s quick navigation to the scene, fast information gathering on the way there, or capturing and relaying patient and incident data to the hospital, it’s hard to imagine a modern
Rescuing people and helping them in emergencies is as complex as it is material-intensive. After all, rescue services and civil defense and disaster control operations require a lot of medical materials and medicines. Efficient warehouse management is therefore indispensable, regardless of the deployment scenario. At the same time, data such as batch numbers and the
