The explosion of information technology over the last two decades has radically transformed the telecoms industry: Telecoms is no longer about (just) making phone calls. Let’s take a look at the top five IT challenges the sector is facing.
Artificial intelligence is transforming our lives and the way we do business.
Since the launch of ChatGPT 3.0, we have seen the real “AI explosion”: language models, image and video generators, music… and also AI assisted coding.
Instead of heat and rain, we were greeted by pleasant sunshine at DSS Consulting’s 25th anniversary party, held on September 15 at the Kolonics György Leisure Center in Csepel, Budapest.
Gone are the days when, on a supply-led market, the profits of industrial companies were determined by a (sometimes arbitrary) profit margin added to the cost of production.
At a large manufacturing plant, capacity planning and tracking working time using the traditional Excel- or paper-based way can be a major challenge. Managing changes or keeping records of competencies required for work is almost impossible.
As one of Hungary’s leading IT companies, DSS Consulting is committed to maintaining a high level of information security at all times, protecting critical data and business information, as well as the interests of its customers.
It is in every company’s fundamental interest to keep the continuity of production at the optimal level, so that orders are fulfilled on time and in the expected quality. The larger the production plant, the more complex the production process, the more difficult it is to achieve this.
Technology is developing at a breakneck pace, and the banking sector is no exception. Although banks have pioneered the introduction and use of digital tools. At the same time, precisely because of the rapid development of technology, they still face many IT challenges – among which we have highlighted the Top 5.
People, machines, processes – in addition to raw materials, these are the three things a company needs to produce. But production will be efficient only if the capacities of man and machine are optimally utilized
Technology is developing at a breakneck pace, and the insurance sector is no exception: In many ways, insurers have pioneered the introduction and use of digital tools. At the same time, precisely because of the rapid development of technology, they still face many IT challenges – among which we have highlighted the Top 5.
