Shaping a Sustainable and Reliable Digital Future in Business and Administration

Bonn, April 19, 2024. On Thursday, IT consulting specialists CONET welcomed Mona Neubaur, State Minister for Economics, Industry, Climate Protection and Energy of North Rhine-Westphalia to its headquarters in Bonn's government district for an exciting exchange of information. 

During the visit, State Minister Mona Neubaur, CONET CEO Martin Wibbe and the public sector specialists from the Bonn-based IT consulting group discussed the current challenges of ongoing digitalization in business and public administration in North Rhine-Westphalia and Germany. In view of the ongoing crises and tensions on the fringes of Europe and rapid developments in areas such as artificial intelligence and digital networking, the security of digital processes, sustainable green IT, the circular economy and sovereign cloud structures were a particular focus.

State Minister Mona Neubaur emphasized the importance of a continuous exchange between politics, public administration and business: "Digitalization determines many developments in our everyday lives and our economy. It is important that experts in all areas work together constructively. Then digital Germany and North Rhine-Westphalia in particular can live up to their claim of shaping digitalization efficiently and reliably, but also responsibly and sustainably."

"We are delighted by Minister Neubaur's interest in the digital technologies that medium-sized IT companies such as CONET Group are developing and implementing in collaboration with the public administration for the people of our country," says Martin Wibbe, CEO of CONET Group, emphasizing the constructive nature of the visit. "There is a lot of discussion about the speed and performance of digitalization in Germany. Our direct exchange showed once again that here in North Rhine-Westphalia and Germany we are rightly confident that in working together we will find solutions for securing and accelerating digitalization in a way that is economically and politically as well as ecologically responsible."