mgm supports international data verification: NOOTS experience report on UP21
With the National Once-Only Technical System (NOOTS), Germany is creating the technical basis for the secure, standardized exchange of administrative data across organizational and...
AI in the energy industry: From technology to impact
AI has arrived in the energy industry—but often fails to make a real impact. Find out why the main bottleneck is not the tool itself, but rather its lack of integration into processes and roles—and how AI can create measurable added value.
FAQ: Digital sovereignty in public administration
Digital sovereignty is becoming a key factor in a government's ability to act. Authorities must enable digital innovation while retaining control over data, technologies, and dependencies. This article shows why sovereign IT architectures are crucial for competitiveness and security and how mgm, as a European software partner, is contributing to this.
Right to Repair and the Digital Product Passport: How Responsibility, Repairability and Product Data...
The Right to Repair and the Digital Product Passport change responsibilities and product data obligations. What companies need to know now.
Code is Cheap, Software isn’t – Comment by Jan Jikeli
Code is cheap. Software isn’t. In a world where AI can generate code in minutes, the real challenge isn’t typing faster—it’s building systems that are reliable, secure, and maintainable for years. Discover why enterprise experience is the new currency of software. A comment by Jan Jikeli, Head of AI at mgm technology partners.
Example of a successful software modernization: Headless frontend for a monolithic shop system
An example of a headless software modernization shows how targeted upgrades can be a fast and low-risk alternative to replatforming. In this case, the storefront of an existing monolithic shop system is adapted to marketing needs without replacing the backend.
Software Retrofit in E-Commerce: How Companies Upgrade Their Technologies with Low Risk and Effort
What can companies do when their existing e-commerce system no longer meets current requirements? In many cases, software retrofit is a low-risk alternative to replatforming. The approach focuses on evolving existing systems in a targeted way instead of replacing them entirely.
For greater digital sovereignty – mgm joins GovTech Germany
mgm technology partners has become a new member of GovTech Deutschland. By joining, the internationally active software company headquartered in Munich is strengthening its commitment to a high-performing and digitally sovereign public administration. Together with other stakeholders from government and industry, mgm is working to sustainably enhance the state’s capacity to act through modern digital solutions.
How Quality Engineering Makes Complex Systems Manageable
Quality Engineering is far more than a modern buzzword: it is a mindset, a way of thinking, and a structured approach to ensuring software quality in a sustainable, scalable, and cost-effective manner. While traditional software testing often still focuses primarily on identifying deviations between expected and actual results, Quality Engineering pursues a different objective: quality is not created through control at the end of the process, but by being deliberately designed from the very beginning. This article demonstrates how this approach can be put into practice.
Solutions for the energy industry at E-world 2026: Between regulation, digitalization, and cybersecurity
The energy industry is undergoing profound change: increasing regulation, advancing digitalization, growing cyber risks, and high economic pressure. Today's energy companies must operate more efficiently, securely, and innovatively. From February 10 to 12, 2026, we will be presenting our consulting services and solutions for a sustainable energy industry at E-world energy & water in Essen.











