What do a Yeti, Oxford Computer Group GmbH and a dance battle between a robot and a giant gorilla have in common?
That’s right. They were all to be found at it-sa in Nuremberg.
In October, five colleagues from OCG headed to Germany’s IT security trade fair: We say hello it-sa, hello Nuremberg – and thanks for having us.
We experienced so much during these three days full of encounters! Right on the first day, a Yeti suddenly appeared in front of our exhibition stand and waved at us in a friendly manner; we met old and new acquaintances and, together, opened up new perspectives, laid the foundations for partnerships and pushed boundaries. Boundaries that, for the most part, only exist in our minds anyway. After all, who would ever think of a dance battle between a robot and a gorilla?
As well as at our own stand, there were many fruitful and insightful discussions at after-work events, and the presentation by our Managing Director, Rüdiger Berndt – which addressed the key question of how identities and systems can be linked together effectively and securely – also attracted a great deal of interest.
The answer is crystal clear: our identity platform, IDABUS.
We would like to thank our five colleagues who actively represented us on site during these three dynamic days. It is only thanks to your dedication that such events will be possible in the future too. We would also like to thank all those we spoke to; it is the exchange with you that makes days like these so valuable.
We look forward to building on these discussions in the coming weeks and are sure to see you again next year, when we’ll once more be saying: ‘Hello it-sa, hello Nuremberg – thanks for having us.’
