The company’s University Relations department has announced the idea contest for university students and faculty members
Software AG’s University Relations department has announced its global CeBIT 2014 idea contest for university students and faculty members. The company has invited faculty and students from universities everywhere to submit creative proposals for a showcase project to be presented at CeBIT 2014. The project should highlight Software AG’s technology and show the potential of the software with regard to the four mega trends big data, mobile, social and cloud services in a hands-on way. If selected, up to ten thousand euros are available to implement the winning project.
Students and professors from around the world are being called on to develop a compelling technology and business model in order to concretely demonstrate the benefits that companies can gain from Software AG’s portfolio. The selected winning model will be demonstrated at Software AG’s booth at CeBIT 2014 and presented to the CeBIT audience by the students.
The showcase at the last CeBIT – Smart FactoryKL’s Augmented Manufacturing – was very popular with visitors. Augmented Manufacturing from the SmartFactoryKL features a context-sensitive work area that guides an individual, with the help of augmented reality, through complicated production processes. The system, in combination with the ARIS MashZone, runs as an app on tablets and provides innovative and state-of-the-art support for workers in the assembly industry.
“With its focus on creating digital societies and further advancing business productivity, the Middle East knows very well the long-term implications of of Mobile, cloud, data and social sweeping the IT practice. The Global Universities Idea Contest is an exciting platform for getting the educational community up close and personal with cutting-edge Software AG solutions and craft surprising and effective ways to harness their full potential,” said Nicky Sheridan, Senior VP – Middle East, Africa & Turkey, Software AG.