The future looks bright for USoft. Business is good and growing at such a pace that we are hiring new staff. Rather than telling possible candidates what to expect from us ourselves, we prefer to let current staff do the talking. Peter Ekkelenkamp joined USoft as a...
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Interview software developer at USoft
The future looks bright for USoft. Business is good and growing at such a pace that we are hiring new staff. Rather than telling possible candidates what to expect from us ourselves, we prefer to let current staff do the talking. Software Developer Rory agreed to kick...
USoft 9.1 takes rules-based business software to the next level
As a child we learn to obey rules set by a whole bunch of people, including our parents and teachers. These rules provide structure: without them, we'd be faced with total chaos in homes and schools! Business rules are actually quite similar. They help people in your...
Close your privacy gap with OpenGDPR
To calm the initial panic that preceded the implementation of GDPR, numerous organisations took the opportunity to offer services that will make all of us GDPR-compliant. Now, a few months later, only a minority of companies seem to have availed themselves of these...
Is CEP the new ERP
To cut a long story short: no, it is not. Rather than replacing your current ERP system, or any other system for that matter, CEP enriches business processes by predicting events based on data from existing monitoring systems, such as ERP. Its goal is to identify...
Embrace artificial intelligence now! It’s only natural
Back in 1984, I got my good old Commodore 64 machine. To most millennials it is nothing more but some technological dinosaur they only know from stories. To me however, it meant a whole lot more! I spent countless hours mastering games like ‘Space invaders’ and...
Data protection: a matter of CSR or ‘CSI’
‘Oh dear, yet another article about Facebook and data leaking, you may wonder. Is there really anything new to add to the deluge of articles on this topic? Being involved in Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) we think there is. First off, we actually find it too much of...
How to benefit from IATA Resolution 753
Lost and found…and conveniently retrieved Many years from now, 2018 will probably be remembered for two significant regulations that came into force. GDPR and IATA Resolution 753 in the aviation industry were designed to protect personal data and personal belongings...
The better you mitigate misconnections, the happier your passengers
Are you attending the Passenger Terminal Expo in Stockholm later this month? We are. Improving passenger experience is one of the main topics. In that perspective, transfer management plays a key role. One thing is for certain: Your capability to mitigate...