Public Sector

Claude Can Migrate COBOL. But: Who’s Actually Doing It?

IBM stock crashed 13 percent in a single day, triggered by a single blog post: Anthropic can use Claude Code to automatically modernize COBOL legacy systems, something that previously took years and armies of consultants. The market understood what that means. But have the companies sitting on these systems understood it too?
DORA Readiness Check

Digital Training Position Exchange of the Chambers of Tax Consultants: Rethinking the Recruitment of...

The recruitment of qualified young talent is one of the key challenges in the tax profession. Against this backdrop, the Federal Chamber of Tax Consultants (Bundessteuerberaterkammer), together with mgm technology partners, has further developed a platform that centrally consolidates the administration and publication of training positions, internships, and working student positions as well as recruitment events for young professionals.

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...

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.

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.
Räume, Organisation und KI wirksam verbinden: Zusammenarbeit, Steuerung und Technologie neu denken

Focus on digital sovereignty: Our events in 2026

Digital sovereignty is defined as the ability of organizations and public administrations to maintain control over data, technologies, and digital infrastructures—independently of external providers and opaque platform ecosystems. When digital dependencies pose strategic risks, sovereignty determines the competitiveness and ability to act of states and companies. Digital sovereignty is therefore becoming a strategic success factor.
NIS2-Check

mgm signs the open letter from the European open source industry for digital sovereignty

As a member of the Open Source Business Alliance (OSBA), mgm supports the joint initiative of the European open source industry for digital sovereignty. We co-signed the Declaration of Digital Independence at the Summit on European Digital Sovereignty on 18 November 2025 in Berlin.
Registermodernisierung ist das Fundament für eine zukunftsfähige digitale Verwaltung

Register modernisation is the foundation for sustainable digital administration

The digitisation of public administration in Germany is at a decisive crossroads. While important administrative services are now offered digitally thanks to the Online Access Act (OZG), one key problem remains: citizens and businesses have to repeatedly submit the same data and evidence. Register modernisation is the answer to this challenge.
Whats up, OZG-Cloud?

What’s up, OZG Cloud? New features for even more end-to-end digitization

The OZG Cloud, an administrative IT system landscape for municipalities and public institutions, continues to gain momentum. In recent months, the mgm project team,...
Regulatorik treibt die Digitalisierung der Energiewirtschaft

Impact-oriented digitalisation in administration – mgm at the expert forum ‘Digital Governance and Portfolio...

On 30 October 2025, Marcus Warnke will discuss with experts at the Rhineland-Palatinate Digital Administration Conference how clear control, prioritisation and transparency in portfolio management enable effective and sustainable digitalisation in public administration.