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Das Magazin für den konkreten Wissens- und Technologietransfer

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Building Back Better – Regional Economic Development after the Crisis

Modified 9. December 2021

Steinbeis experts conduct survey on the perceived strengths and weaknesses of municipal economic development activities
The coronavirus and government measures to contain the pandemic were followed by a sharp decline in economic activity. Depending on how to measure it, it …

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Dear Readers,

Modified 9. December 2021

This edition of TRANSFER Magazine focuses on the strategies of a sustainable economy and society – and thus probably the most pressing challenge faced by society, for example in areas such as climate change. Steinbeis enterprises have long recognized the …

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“Selling no longer works these days without sustainability”

Modified 8. December 2021

An interview with Professor Dr. Rainer Elste and Franz Speer of the Sales and Marketing Institute (VMI), a Steinbeis Consulting Center
For companies and society in general, it is crucial to become truly sustainable. The entire value chain must be …

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“It’s About Making the Next Step”

Modified 7. December 2021

An interview with Dr.-Ing. Petra Püchner and Dr. Jonathan Loeffler, Entrepreneurs at Steinbeis Europa Zentrum
Turn three into one – this was the goal of a transformation process that has now been successfully completed by a team spearheaded by Dr.-Ing. …

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No Change Without Changing Yourself

Modified 7. December 2021

Steinbeis expert Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Jähnert discusses sustainability and its role as a new leitmotiv of business and politics
Our economy is in the midst of a transformation process, primarily driven by the availability of digital technologies. But “going digital” doesn’t …

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Sustainably Optimized Infrastructure

Modified 7. December 2021

Steinbeis experts share multifaceted know-how
Ambitious climate goals mean that it will be necessary to implement radical restructuring measures not only in the energy sector, but also in urban infrastructures. Motivated by this insight, in 2018 a group of scientists …

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A Navigation System for Corporate Social Responsibility

Modified 7. December 2021

Steinbeis experts help create a radar system that allows companies to improve how they manage their contributions to society
The rising cost of climate change, increasingly tighter requirements laid down by legislators, and higher expectations from investors – these demands …

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Sustainable and Effective: Venture Capital Investments in Companies with a Focus on the Future

Modified 7. December 2021

Steinbeis consultants offer successful support during the series B funding round of a venture studio specializing in the development of basic technology
Innovation is crucial for any company, market, or society to move forward – the very lifeblood of growth …

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A Sustainable, Future-Centric Approach to Starting Again – Support Program Gets Off to a Successful Start

Modified 7. December 2021

Steinbeis consultants provide support to people interested in setting up a business
A funding initiative called Starting Again – Sustainable and Future-Centric (Neustart nachhaltig und zukunftsorientiert) offers people interested in founding a company an opportunity to start afresh in their …

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No Green Energy Transition Without the Involvement of People

Modified 6. December 2021

Steinbeis experts have developed a participation concept aimed at promoting public dialog.
In 2011, the German federal government passed legislation to put an end to the use of atomic energy. In July 2020, it was decided that using coal-fired power …

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Simple, Systematic, Successful – Team Strategies with Sustained Impact

Modified 6. December 2021

METEOR – a strategy providing useful tips on successful project implementation
Sound familiar? You’re working in a team on a new project at your company, or at university, or in the local community. To kick off the project, often a …

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Carbon Footprints: The Path to Climate Neutrality

Modified 8. December 2021

Low energy consumption must be worth it, says Steinbeis expert Jürgen Gackstatter
The shocking reality of extreme weather once again highlights the fact that the days of greenwashing are over (greenwashing: trying to look environmentally responsible but not actually doing …

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“There’ll be colossal change!”

Modified 6. December 2021

An interview with Prof. Dr. Mario Schmidt of the Steinbeis Transfer Center for Marketing, Logistics, and Company Planning at Pforzheim University
Sustainability, industrial ecology, the circular economy, resource efficiency – topics that occupy many a day for the Steinbeis expert …

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Climate-Neutral Construction and Renovation – All Made Possible by Building Standards

Modified 6. December 2021

Steinbeis experts develop system standards for implementing the Green Deal
Significant progress has been made over the past 30 years when it comes to energy-efficient and resource-saving construction, with innovative products like insulating materials, which offer the potential to improve …

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The Multifaceted Nature of Sustainable Development

Modified 6. December 2021

The cliches of environmentalism have long given way to acceptance that it does offer value to the economy and society
In the 1980s, sustainability – especially environmental sustainability – was often considered tantamount to making sacrifices. Views have changed considerably …

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“Costs don’t rise – if anything, the opposite tends to happen”

Modified 6. December 2021

An interview with Steinbeis Entrepreneur and logistics expert Jens-Jochen Roth
In logistics, there are often only two things that really count: speed and low costs. Can this doctrine, despite everything, take us along a path of sustainability? In an interview …

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How the Circular Economy Boosts Innovation and Sustainability

Modified 6. December 2021

Introducing circular flow concepts to the economy
Sustainability, digitalization, and resilience play a pivotal role in driving transformation – not only in the economy, but in society overall. If anything, the current pandemic has accelerated this process. The issue of …

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Sustainable Supply Chains – A Key Prerequisite for Success

Modified 21. June 2022

Steinbeis experts support the European Climate Initiative (EUKI)
Developments on an EU and national level regarding sustainability issues are unsettling for companies, who can only ask themselves what will happen next – will we still be able to run our …

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“A holistic digitalization strategy is needed”

Modified 6. December 2021

An interview with Andreas Owen, founder and managing director of wirsindhandwerk
When you hear the terms construction and skilled craftsmen, you inevitably think of the analog world of construction machines. But even the construction industry cannot avoid the topic of …

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The Many Things the Economy and Society Can Learn from Evolution

Modified 23. November 2021

Collaboration, adaptive radiation, and occupying niches offer the potential to improve sustainability and fairness
Learn from evolution – and make economic and social processes more sustainable and fair. If we look back at how living systems have developed over time, …

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Sustainability Must Be Lived Out and Believed In

Modified 22. November 2021

The importance of sustainable development for the future of companies
Sustainable development means holding on to a future that is worth living. It is therefore more than just a mega-trend of the 21st century. It will secure the very survival …

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Less Friction, More Efficiency

Modified 9. November 2021

Steinbeis testing system helps companies optimize energy efficiency
Funded by the German federal government, the PROMETHEUS project aims to reduce friction caused by tribological contact in engines. Experts at the Steinbeis Innovation Center for Materials and Surface Technology in Friedrichshafen …

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Smart and Climate-Friendly Cities in a World of Change

Modified 8. November 2021

Steinbeis experts support the European Climate Initiative (EUKI)
The “smart city” concept offers a vision of urban life in the future. Based on this concept, an increasing number of cities are now developing and testing “smart” solutions, which they later …

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Sector Coupling: The Next Step in the Green Energy Transition (“Energiewende”)

Modified 8. November 2021

Viable concepts of the future necessitate a holistic approach to energy markets
Although many are unaware of this, in Germany the energy system transition to alternative energy sources “Energiewende” began as a solution to climate issues more than 30 years …

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VEELIX – From Concept to Successful Implementation

Modified 8. November 2021

Steinbeis experts provide advice on innovative education platform developed by IT startup
Education is a central factor in long-term development, not only in the economy but also in society in general. It is also key to safeguarding the competitiveness of …

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A Sustainable Approach to Application-Based Material Testing

Modified 5. November 2021

Materials make a key contribution to the energy-efficiency of products
Materials are an important stepping stone on the journey to more sustainable process chains. Ceramics in particular are often underestimated, mainly because they are “invisible, but indispensable.” Experts at the …

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A Regional and Local Approach to Sustainability

Modified 5. November 2021

Steinbeis experts develop a regional concept for the state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania
Global economies currently face challenges on three fronts – two megatrends (globalization and urbanization), plus the impacts of climate change. In many countries, business and housing infrastructures are …

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Systematic Recycling

Modified 21. June 2022

Systemic methods of resource-efficient management
The Green Deal marks an important move by the EU to do more in terms of sustainability: The EU Member States want to be climate-neutral by 2050. One important element of this is the circular …

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Cybersecurity: Digital First Aid and Expertise in System Incidents

Modified 5. November 2021

Steinbeis experts offer specialist training to SMEs 
Whereas large companies and corporations have internal security experts to turn to in the event of an IT security incident, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have to fend for themselves. But without the …

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The Path to Sustainability – Challenging, But There’s No Alternative

Modified 5. November 2021

The future of our planet depends on structural, technological, and geopolitical change
In 1992, the Brundtland Commission, named after its chair, former Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland, created a term that is still very much in trend today. It …

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“We need to build a bridge between the gloomy and the good.”

Modified 21. June 2022

An interview with Professor Dr. Torsten Schäfer, Steinbeis entrepreneur and an expert in sustainability and climate communication
There is broad consensus among politicians, the business community, and society in general that sustainability is an important issue. But noble words should …

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The Path to Sustainable Leadership

Modified 2. November 2021

Why leadership needs rethinking today – from the bottom up
The issues dealt with by managers have become more demanding over the years – leadership is now more time-consuming, increasingly challenging, and overall: more important. But instead of questioning outdated …

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“We’ll need a different kind of currency for transportation infrastructure”

Modified 2. November 2021

An interview with Professor Dr.-Ing. Markus Stöckner, Professor Dr.-Ing. Thorsten Cypra, and Professor Dr.-Ing. Christian Holldorb, Steinbeis Entrepreneurs at the Steinbeis Transfer Center for Infrastructure Management in Transportation (IMV)
Being able to move around is freedom – something we are …

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