by Susanne | Dec 8, 2017 | Terms from the world of IT explained
In this edition of “terms from the world of IT explained “, I will not talk about a term in particular, but about the history of a sign we all use daily: the at-sign or @. We use it in e-mail-addresses or on social media platforms for our handles, but why is it one of... by Jonna | Oct 6, 2017 | News & Infos, Terms from the world of IT explained, Trends in Software Testing, Software & IT
GDPR (or General Data Protection Regulation) must be the biggest talk of the town within several industries the last year. None the least within my area, marketing. Companies are hiring expensive consultants (who just learned about it themselves) and creating... by Julia Rohrbach | Sep 22, 2017 | News & Infos, Terms from the world of IT explained, Mobile Phone
September is always the exciting month of the year for all the Apple fans. Now, lots of them will go crazy today: the new iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 plus are available in stores. Like every year, Apple has some innovations up its sleeve. Of course, the case of the new... by Julia Rohrbach | Sep 15, 2017 | Terms from the world of IT explained
“Terms from the world of IT explained” is a series of blog posts that explain the origin of common IT terms. We often use them in our daily life, but do we know where they come from? The second part of this series will explain what a “cookie” is and will give you some... by Maximilian | Jun 30, 2017 | Terms from the world of IT explained
Start-up, Scale-up, Business Angel, Unicorn, Venture capital – What do all these terms describe? Let’s have a guess… maybe “start-up” or “scale-up” is a kind of a call to action? No, it is not. “Business angel” and “unicorn”, maybe these are two creatures one can find... by Susanne | May 5, 2017 | QA, Software bugs & malfunctions, Terms from the world of IT explained
“Terms from the world of IT explained” is a series of blog posts that explains the origin of common IT terms. We often use them in our daily life, but do we know where they come from? This first edition of the series is dedicated to the bug. Finding errors – also... 
