SRC has been cooperating with alsterarbeit in Hamburg for more than two months now. People with handicaps are working on orders for the individual assembly of computer hardware. As a result, they are able to participate in working life and experience personal professional realization.
The alsterarbeit gGmbH in Hamburg
In 2000, alsterarbeit gGmbH merged from the Alsterdorf workshops and the daycare facilities to form the employment agency alsterarbeit. In 2005 the company was transformed into today’s alsterarbeit gemeinnützige GmbH. Its aim: to offer people with disabilities employment in line with their wishes, abilities and skills. In this way, these fellow human beings can participate fully in professional life.
IT manufacturing at alsterarbeit-it
alsterkontec is the production site for packaging, assembly and technology of alsterarbeit in Hamburg. Besides a wide range of different services, alsterkontec also offers the area of IT manufacturing, the alsterarbeit-it.
It is a manufacturer of high-quality and reliable IT hardware. In addition to the production of PAOLA computers, which are certified according to DIN ISO 9001:2008, the IT teams also handle the finishing and individual configuration of notebooks from well-known manufacturers such as DELL and LENOVO.
SRC employee recommends alsterarbeit gGmbH
The cooperation with alsterarbeit gGmbH resulted from a private recommendation from the SRC staff. When the SRC management was made aware of the impeccable work of the people employed at alsterarbeit gGmbH, they decided without hesitation to order and receive notebooks via alsterarbeit-it in the future in order to support the charitable work of the gGmbH and of course to support the people with handicaps working there.
There is no quality deviation from classic suppliers and dealers, whether in hardware or delivery processing — quite the contrary. The hardware supplied to SRC by alsterarbeit-it is characterized by reliability and high quality. This is due to the fact that the IT teams of alsterarbeit-it not only have highly motivated and excellently supervised employees but also specialists for sales and project management and that they support their customers with know-how and flexibility in the planning and implementation of their projects. Should there be any problems with the hardware, the alsterarbeit-it tech center in Bad Oldesloe, 30 minutes by car from Hamburg, quickly provides professional help through the experienced service team.
For more information about the work of alsterarbeit gGmbH, please visit the website of alsterarbeit gGmbH and its IT manufacturing division.
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SRC supports people with a handicap as part of hardware delivery
SRC has been cooperating with alsterarbeit in Hamburg for more than two months now. People with handicaps are working on orders for the individual assembly of computer hardware. As a result, they are able to participate in working life and experience personal professional realization.
The alsterarbeit gGmbH in Hamburg
In 2000, alsterarbeit gGmbH merged from the Alsterdorf workshops and the daycare facilities to form the employment agency alsterarbeit. In 2005 the company was transformed into today’s alsterarbeit gemeinnützige GmbH. Its aim: to offer people with disabilities employment in line with their wishes, abilities and skills. In this way, these fellow human beings can participate fully in professional life.
IT manufacturing at alsterarbeit-it
alsterkontec is the production site for packaging, assembly and technology of alsterarbeit in Hamburg. Besides a wide range of different services, alsterkontec also offers the area of IT manufacturing, the alsterarbeit-it.
It is a manufacturer of high-quality and reliable IT hardware. In addition to the production of PAOLA computers, which are certified according to DIN ISO 9001:2008, the IT teams also handle the finishing and individual configuration of notebooks from well-known manufacturers such as DELL and LENOVO.
SRC employee recommends alsterarbeit gGmbH
The cooperation with alsterarbeit gGmbH resulted from a private recommendation from the SRC staff. When the SRC management was made aware of the impeccable work of the people employed at alsterarbeit gGmbH, they decided without hesitation to order and receive notebooks via alsterarbeit-it in the future in order to support the charitable work of the gGmbH and of course to support the people with handicaps working there.
There is no quality deviation from classic suppliers and dealers, whether in hardware or delivery processing — quite the contrary. The hardware supplied to SRC by alsterarbeit-it is characterized by reliability and high quality. This is due to the fact that the IT teams of alsterarbeit-it not only have highly motivated and excellently supervised employees but also specialists for sales and project management and that they support their customers with know-how and flexibility in the planning and implementation of their projects. Should there be any problems with the hardware, the alsterarbeit-it tech center in Bad Oldesloe, 30 minutes by car from Hamburg, quickly provides professional help through the experienced service team.
For more information about the work of alsterarbeit gGmbH, please visit the website of alsterarbeit gGmbH and its IT manufacturing division.
Paying in 2025 — Scenarios for the future of payment systems in Germany
A study by SRC Security Research & Consulting GmbH with professional support from Z_punkt The Foresight Company and Fraunhofer INT (orig. “Bezahlen 2025 — Szenarien zur Zukunft der Zahlungssysteme in Deutschland).
Instant payments, the digitisation of shopping, stricter regulation, payment releases — and account information services — it is already clear today that these issues will have a major impact on the world of payment in the future. How exactly these factors are designed and used, however, depends decisively on drivers whose influence can be predicted much less reliably:
How strong are the Fintechs? What role do the Internet giants want to play? Do customers accept new payment methods? What authentication methods are available? What about the willingness to cooperate within the banking industry?
The study “Paying in 2025 — Scenarios for the future of payment systems in Germany” therefore does not predict the “one” true future. Rather, an expert survey and several rounds of experts identified those factors that will probably have the greatest impact on the future of payment in the next decade.
Building on this, various consistent future scenarios have been developed that help to form a concrete picture of what payment could look like in ten years’ time. The aim of the study is to provide decision-makers in payment transactions with support in analysing the opportunities and challenges of the future payment transactions landscape.
Download the SRC study “Paying in 2025”
The website of Z_punkt The Foresight Company and Fraunhofer Institut for Scientific and Technical Trend Analyses INT can be reached via z‑punkt.de or int.fraunhofer.de