Gravity Global AG
Förrlibuckstrasse 220
CH-8005 Zurich
Switzerland
CH-8005 Zurich
Switzerland
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Gamification ist gescheitert – Was man trotzdem machen sollte
Gamification war lange der «Liebling» der Consulting Szene. In diversen Projekten wurde probiert Spieltheorien und Geschäftsapplikation zu verschmelzen. Die grundlegende Überzeugung bestand darin, dass wenn man nur die richtigen Spiel-Elemente in eine Geschäftsapplikation implementiert, dann entsteht Spielfreude während man konkrete Ziele erreicht. So sollten auch repetitive Arbeiten Spass machen können. Wir dachten das man jede Anwendung in ein Spiel transformieren kann, wenn man nur Badges, Punkte und Ranglisten hinzufügt. Es war die Hochzeit von Programmen wie «Foursquare». Alles wurde in ein Spiel verwandelt. Read more
Security: Spring4Shell / CVE-2022-22965
Initial situation
On March 30th, a new vulnerability was reported in Spring Beans, currently being dubbed “Spring4Shell”, with experts believing it could be as impactful as 2021’s Log4j. See also VMware’s CVE-2022-22965. Read more
Die betriebliche Ausbildung ist kaputt – von Computerspielen lernen
Computerspiele entwickeln sich in der Regel und werden schwieriger, indem neue Funktionen, Rätsel oder Vorgehensweisen eingeführt werden, wenn der Spieler im Spiel fortschreitet. Passionierte Spieler fangen ausserdem häufig neue, zum Teil sehr komplexe, Spiele an. Sie meistern die steigende Komplexität, oder das Erlernen eines neuen Spiels, ohne jemals ein Handbuch zu lesen oder eine Schulung zu absolvieren. Read more
GRAVITY Web one fourteen – better safe than sorry
Only nine months have passed since we announce GRAVITY thirteen. As promised back then we have started work on GRAVITY 2.0 and it is progressing nicely.
With data privacy and security, next to great functionality of course, being some of our main priorities, we are constantly penetration testing GRAVITY. As a result, we frequently release security updates, especially relating to the admin site, which is great for our SaaS and on-prem customers. Read more
The muse, she speaks through me, I am but a humble vessel
Bob Odenkirk did not mean GRAVITY when he spoke those words as Saul Goodman. But he might have. GRAVITY is but a humble vessel. Our customers must speak through it. By creating great content for their users. Just copy-pasting existing pdf and instruction manuals into callouts will not work.
Better Call Saul (c) AMC
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