"A comprehensive book, suitable for all those who want to get more involved with the scenario technique."
On December 7th about 300 representatives from business and science discussed the latest developments and results of the Spitzencluster it’s OWL.
armasuisse is the Competence Center for Procurement, Technology and Real Estate within the Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sport (DDPS). As the center of technology the "Science and Technology" (S + T) department tests and assesses
In a multi-client scenario project that was initiated from the Cologne based EHI Retail Institute, ScMI AG together with 31 decision-makers from retail and service companies, developed and evaluated scenarios for the future of trade logistics in 2025.
A brief view across the media landscape underpins the impression that Germany is moving from one crisis to another without a common goal. What is missing to this drive by sight are pictures of possible and livable futures.
Furniture design between classicism and modernity - that was the theme of the 7th Becker- Designer-Meeting organized by Becker Brakel on the occasion of their 80th jubilee.
Within the EFRE project „Regio.NRW – OWL 4.0 – Industrie, Arbeit und Gesellschaft” the project team „Arbeit 4.0/work 4.0” was inviting to a kick-off congress, taking place at the innovationcentre Fennel in Bad Oeynhausen.
From strategic foresight to future robust decisions is the subtitle of the latest book released by the two ScMI boards members Dr. Alexander Fink and Dr. Andreas Siebe.
„Whether the trade logistic is able to remain competitive in the future, or whether new player barge between end customer and trade, is highly dependent on the position trade takes in the process of digitalization.“ This is the core result from the „EHI scenario study on trade logistics 2025“, which was conducted in cooperation between the EHI Retail Institute in Cologne, several logistics experts from trade and ScMI - their methodical partner company.
How does the future of the service market for drive- and automation technology look like in fourteen years from now? There is no doubt, that this years’ Future School question was a challenging one. Over four months 28 economic bachelor degree students took the challenge and created future scenarios that were presented to the business unit manager of this years’ partner LENZE SE in late August.