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Electronic signatures offer a modern way of signing documents securely and efficiently. Whether simple, advanced or qualified signatures - each variant fulfills specific requirements and offers unique advantages. Find out which signature types are available and how they can be used in different areas.

The relevance of digital technologies is increasing, both in a professional and private context. mesoneer AG therefore operates right at the interface between people and technology - and uses its products and software solutions to ensure smooth interaction between companies and customers while maximizing added value. In this interview, Dirk Budke, Lead Data Engineering & AI at mesoneer, explains exactly how this works.

In an increasingly digitalized world, where processes are running faster and faster, many companies strive for greater efficiency – including in the area of signatures. Electronic signatures offer an ideal solution. Right now, they are radically changing the way we sign, process and manage documents. Four reasons why it pays for companies to switch to electronic signatures.

Despite the hype, artificial intelligence (AI) often fails to achieve the desired benefits in companies. However, the reason is usually not the AI itself, but rather can be found in the depths of dusty databases.

Matthias Keller secures the majority of shares in Autexis, located in Villmergen. The previous primary owner and founder of Autexis, Philippe Ramseier, will remain a significant stakeholder and continue to serve on the Board of Directors, focusing on strategic market development. Patrick Brazzale, currently managing operations at the software manufacturer mesoneer, will assume the role of CEO. The two companies formed a strategic partnership a year ago.

From isolated data silos to networked systems: Companies are increasingly relying on data streaming with Kafka as the central data hub. This transformation is particularly relevant for industries such as banking and insurance, which work with complex applications such as ERP and CRM systems. Kafka offers a flexible and efficient solution for decoupling data flows and creating robust, scalable architectures.