Dear Sir or Madam,
We—the three Bavarian-Swabian universities of applied sciences in Neu-Ulm, Augsburg, and Kempten—would like to cordially invite you to participate in one of our current projects. Together, we are currently developing a concept designed to help companies in the region meet their need for the next generation of skilled workers and managers.
An article by Ulrike Hudelmaier
What’s better than a great timer? Two great timers!
Especially if, like me, you have a soft spot for well-thought-out and innovative planning systems.
An article by Ulrike Hudelmaier, Managing Director of TFU
I’ve been involved for several years now, and it’s exciting every single year to serve as a judge for the Sparkassen Start-up Award in Baden-Württemberg. Every January, all of the approximately 40 judges from across Baden-Württemberg download the business plans assigned to us.
An unusual “co-production” took place on Wednesday, April 9, 2014, at the TFU’s Gründerzentrum “
.” Together with theater ulm, the start-up accellonet, and artist Heiko Klohn, TFU staged an event on innovation: “Start-ups and Art – The Art of Founding a Company.”
Seated on a beer crate behind the bar, host Ulrike Hudelmaier held up a coffee bean: “What does this have to do with innovation?”
An article by Gerd Schramm, <data> S
The scandals involving excessive intelligence activities, which have recently been brought to light by whistleblowers, have alarmed citizens and businesses alike. One thing has become clear: If we implement targeted protective measures to secure communication over insecure networks—such as the Internet—against unauthorized data interception, we are not defenseless against such schemes.
A guest post by María Allúe Millán, Español de Negocios – Your Partner for Business in Spain
Although Spain and Germany are both located in Europe and the geographical distance between the two countries is not too great, there are still some important differences. So if you want to be successful in Spain, there are a few things to keep in mind.
Xunmeng Ying, 26, is the successor to Monika Stadler, who is moving to Internal Audit
“A good start is half the battle.” That’s a proverb from Xunmeng Ying’s homeland. The 26-year-old Chinese national got off to a good start at the Neu-Ulm District Office. He is the new economic affairs officer for the Neu-Ulm district and thus the successor to Monika Stadler, who is set to become the new head of the district audit office (Internal Audit).
Dear TFU Tenants, 
From the very beginning, the Alb-Donau District has been a shareholder in TFU. And for good reason: We—the districts, cities, and municipalities in the region—need an organization like TFU that offers young companies and entrepreneurs a launchpad and a foundation for a successful future.
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