mesoneer Software Development Blog

Digital signatures are only as secure as the provider behind them – but how can you recognize a trustworthy service? Qualified Trust Service Providers (QTSPs) play a central role when it comes to legally valid and tamper-proof electronic signatures. Find out what a QTSP is and why mesoneer relies on Swisscom Trust Services.

Digitalization does not stop at occupational pension provision. Many processes in pension funds are already digital today, but one key element often remains paper-based: the signature. An electronic signature for pension funds in accordance with the Swiss ZertES offers enormous potential here – both for the pension funds themselves and for manufacturers of industry-specific management software.

The financial sector is under increasing pressure: efficiency gains, regulatory compliance, sustainability, and rising customer expectations dominate daily operations – especially in wealth management. Electronic signatures are a key tool to successfully address these challenges. But what truly matters for asset managers? And how can digitization be implemented in a legally compliant, secure, and customer-friendly way?

Data is a key resource in the digital age, but only structured data management unlocks its true potential. Organizations aiming for better decisions, stronger compliance, and accelerated innovation need more than isolated tools. They require a strategic approach to data that combines governance, architecture, and cultural change. This article explores how data management becomes a long-term success factor for future-ready businesses: clear, practical, and business-driven.

The EU's eIDAS 2.0 regulation marks a fundamental change in how digital identities and trust services are handled in Europe. But what does this mean for Swiss companies? What challenges and opportunities does the introduction of the EU Digital Identity Wallet bring? And how can companies in Switzerland benefit from these changes? Find out why now is the time to act and what strategic steps you should take to remain competitive.

A Scrum Team is at the heart of agile product development. It brings together three key roles: Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Developers. Working collaboratively, their goal is to deliver valuable product increments in short iterations called Sprints. These product increments are functional extensions of the product, potentially shippable at the end of each Sprint and designed to bring real value to users.