SpotON – our blog around digital compliance in enterprises
SpotON – Digital Compliance
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SAM & Cloud – use software legally compliant and cost-effective
IT Security & Threat Intelligence – protect the IT landscape effectively
Data & Digitization – manage digital assets across the lifecycle
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18/09/2024
Wanderlust and career: How work and travel are compatible at Complion
Traveling the world, discovering new cultures, meeting exciting people and exploring breathtaking landscapes - traveling not only broadens our horizons, but also contributes significantly to our personal development. By immersing ourselves in foreign countries and ways of life, we get to know ourselves better, develop new perspectives and gain unforgettable experiences. How this can go hand in hand with work at Complion, our colleague Jan explains in this blog post.
As of January 2025, SAP has announced the next increase in maintenance and support fees for existing SAP on-premises software licenses by up to 5%. This increase affects all types of support, including SAP Standard Support, SAP Enterprise Support and SAP Product Support for Large Enterprises (PSLE). We have summarized the reasons for this increase and which points you should check now in our blog post.
Team events have a long tradition at Complion. Twice a year, our teams, which are normally spread across Germany, meet in one place to work together, explore a new city and have a great time. This year's summer event took Complion to Ingolstadt to practice archery, learn about the city's dark Illuminati past and sample Bavarian delicacies.
Sustainable software & IT asset management: environmentally conscious approaches
In light of advancing development of new technologies, increasing awareness throughout society and the establishment of far reaching legal regulations, the focus on the topic of sustainability is growing for companies.
The IT sector is taking on an increasingly important role as part of a holistic sustainability strategy. According to a study by Lancaster University in 2020, the information and communication technologies sector was responsible for up to 3.9% of greenhouse gases, which is roughly equivalent to the entire aviation industry, with a forecast of steady and strong growth. The carbon footprint of IT with all its data centers is enormous and is continuously increasing due to the growing use of the cloud and artificial intelligence.