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Data Centers for Municipalities and Cities

How can data centers become a driving force for the municipal energy transition? Join us at the Leibniz-Rechenzentrum in Garching bei München to explore how AI, waste heat utilization, and innovative grid solutions unlock new location and value-creation opportunities for Bavaria. Engage with leading experts and experience sustainable infrastructure in action.

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Workshop  Modellbasiertes Systems Engineering: Grundlagen und Potenziale

Workshop

Model-based systems engineering: basics and potentials

The course offers a practical insight into model-based systems engineering (MBSE). Using an end-to-end open source application example from the automotive industry, it shows how abstraction in models can be used to overcome the complexity in the development of safety-critical systems.

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IoT Engineering

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Intelligently manage data, reliably connect systems

fortiss develops flexible, software-based IoT infrastructures that dynamically adapt to changing requirements. We integrate sensors, computing power, and communication systems into resilient, decentralized networks, optimize data management and connectivity, and combine edge and cloud computing to deliver secure, scalable IoT solutions.

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fortiss Potential analysis

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Identify opportunities for digitalization, automation, and efficiency

Discover untapped opportunities in your company! With the potential analysis, we identify optimization possibilities, assess your digital maturity, and provide concrete, actionable recommendations – practical, tailored, and scientifically grounded.

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