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Richard Seidl: 10/30/2020
The amount of feedback I received on my last column has shown me how moving the topic is. Thank you very much for that! Most of the feedback dealt with the question of the starting point - the momentum of change. I would like to dedicate a few more...
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Richard Seidl: 08/28/2020
The German journalist and hacker Wau Holland once said: “You don’t have to fight technology, you have to master it. After returning from the...
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Richard Seidl: 10/01/2019
The dictionary defines integration as the “(re)creation of a unit (from differentiation); completion” and thus a major goal towards which this...
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Richard Seidl: 05/01/2019
Who remembers how our grandparents worked? What will our grandchildren learn about our work? Will they want to know how it was still possible to work...
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Richard Seidl: 10/01/2018
Agility pervades everyday life in development departments. Where it is not yet practiced, it is currently being introduced. But what does the change...
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Richard Seidl: 06/01/2018
Quality assurance must not only be effective, but also efficient. Automation is the tool of choice for increasing efficiency and has long since...
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Richard Seidl: 01/01/2018
Modern IT systems are never and always finished *Digitization requires continuous development, testing and delivery of the software application...
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Richard Seidl: 01/01/2017
This article deals with the goals of object orientation and examines the extent to which these goals have actually been achieved. The first...
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Richard Seidl: 12/12/2016
Productive, stress-free and motivating I have been using “Zero Inbox” as a workflow for my email inboxes for a long time. The idea behind it is, as...
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Richard Seidl: 07/17/2016
I can’t offer an English lawn. It’s more of an experimental field where I invite every bee - be it wild or honeybee - to stay. And always like a bit...
