The successful interim evaluation of the K1-Center guarantees that the Software Competence Center Hagenberg (SCCH) will continue to offer top research for the economy over the next four years.

From April 23rd to 27th, 2018, SCCH was represented at HANNOVER MESSE, the world's most important industrial trade fair. Nine non-university research institutions presented themselves together with Upper Austrian Research GmbH at a joint stand.

Security is among the most pressing problems in computing today, with high profile breaches receiving notable media coverage and increasingly also impacting daily life. In his speech, Dr. Stefan Brunthaler showed measures to overcome security problems.

The Software Competence Center Hagenberg (SCCH) wants to inspire more women for software research and starts the campaign #nothere and invites female students and researchers for an internship.

This year's Innovation Forum is dedicated to high-calibre presentations, discussions and the exchange of best practices.  Dr. Bernhard Freudenthaler will talk about Big Data, Internet of Things and AI. What is already feasible and where is the journey going?

From 23rd to 27th April, Upper Austria's non-university research institutions will be presented at the UAR Innovation Network joint stand at the “Hannover Messe Industrie”. SCCH presents its research results on Artificial Intelligence.

The public kick-off of the Austrian flagship project IoT4CPS took place at TU Vienna on February 1, 2018.

On April 13th it's time again! Visitors can gain a unique insight into research.  At the Long Night of Research, the SCCH will show two different areas of application for software use. One example is how to predict the condition of a machine and optimize maintenance, and in the second example we show how to use data glasses optimally in production operations.

In the course of the digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are suddenly on everyone's lips. Systems that learn independently from large amounts of data are reality. On November 16th, the Future Network Event will show you how these technologies can be used in a way that will benefit your bottom line. Speakers from SCCH will inform about the latest developments.

Greiner Packaging and P&T Connected are the new partners in the proKNOW project, which is concerned with gaining knowledge from industrial processes.  The goal is to develop and adapt methods for fusion and evaluation of data from different sources (sensors, raw material parameters, etc.) and to support detailed process analysis and optimization in industrial applications.

From 27. to 28. September, the International Forum Mechatronics takes place in Linz, Austria. The focus is on current trends and challenges in a digitized production of the future as well as the importance of mechatronics for the development and realization of innovative machines and systems or automated production systems. The SCCH presents Augmented Reality applications and fields of application of Predictive Maintenance.

"IT is a key technology in digital change. The intensive expansion of innovation competence in the area of IT is of tremendous importance for the state of Upper Austria and is crucial for future economic growth", says LH-Stv. Dr. Michael Strugl.

The Software Competence Center Hagenberg was represented at the Hannover Fair for Industry (HMI) at the joint stand of Upper Austrian Research (UAR). A broad spectrum of Upper Austrian research competence was shown. SCCH showed the contribution of software to industry 4.0.

IH4.0 is the (R-) evolution, which starts now. The top topic is predictive maintenance and the new developments, especially in the field of technologies, offer countless possibilities and potentials to use. Dr. Bernhard Freudenthaler presents current research on the topics of predictive maintenance and predictive analytics.

On 7th November 2016, the Software Competence Center Hagenberg invited customers to the Anton Bruckner Private University to the annual autumn event. The approximately 100 guests took part in the architectural tour and were then able to enjoy a wonderful musical midst.

In early September, the IEEE organized for the 8th time a conference on "Intelligent Systems". This year the conference took place in Bulgaria and focused on the topics decision support systems, neural networks, soft computing, data mining, ontologies,  machine learning and artificial intelligence.

At the 30th of September, the 10th Technology Outlook will take place at ETH Zurich. The main topic will be the digitization. The SCCH is represented at that event by Dr. Klaus-Dieter Schewe, who will speak about industry 4.0 - between reality and vision.

IMAGINE is a conference series on Information and Communication Technology (ICT). It takes place annually. IMAGINE brings together the world of ICT in Austria and shows the excellence in research, development and applications with a look into the future. So the IMAGINE also serves always as a radar for the ICT of the future research funding program of bmvit. As part of the Imagine Dr. Josef Pichler will present the project interface designer within the framework of Industry 4.0.

Since January 2015 Dr. Bernhard Freudenthaler is a new member of the board of DnD .

SCCH offers an interesting internship in the field of Software Analytics and Evolution. Required is a good knowledge in JAVA programming.

The K-Project "Impacts " was opened in the conference rooms of the Johannes Kepler University Linz . Nearly 80 guests - including many representatives  of partners and funding bodies as well as representatives from politics and business - took part in the inaugural event.Also SCCH is a partner in the newly launched K-Project

At SCCH an enthusiastic running team has come together. All runners mastered well the Linz marathon and had a lot of fun - regarding our slogan "enjoy-IT".

Together with TIM the SCCH will organise a roadshow, which concentrates on the automatic analysis and extraction of expert knowledge. The venues of the roadshow are: Attnang-Puchheim, Braunau and Linz