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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.

Digital signatures are no longer a nice-to-have, but a decisive factor for efficient, secure, and legally compliant business processes. But how do you get started? This guide provides practical advice on how companies can find the right digital signature solution step by step—from clarifying their needs to successful implementation. Here are Seven steps to find the right digital signature solution for your company.

mesoneer AG has appointed Roman Geiser as a new member of the Board of Directors. With his many years of experience in the communications and consulting industry, Geiser brings valuable expertise to the company's strategic committee.

In an increasingly digital world, legally valid electronic signatures are essential. The qualified electronic signature (QES) is the most secure and legally binding form of digital signature. Learn how QES works, when it is required, and how you can sign your documents securely and without media discontinuity using signeer from mesoneer.

This blog provides an overview of how RAG emerged, why it is so important for the use of LLMs in enterprises, and which application areas are particularly well-suited for it. Additionally, we illustrate how RAG works in practice using a project at a Swiss bank and highlight which aspects of data protection and compliance need to be considered.

Legally valid and secure electronic signatures are essential in the digital business world. The advanced electronic signature (AES) offers significantly higher security than the simple electronic signature (SES), as it requires a verified identity of the signatory and uses technical protection mechanisms against manipulation. As a result, it offers greater legal certainty and probative value, for example for business contracts or sensitive documents. However, the FES is not sufficient if written form is required by law. In such cases, a qualified electronic signature (QES) is mandatory, as only it replaces the legally required written form.