DIG GmbH
Gerald Sigmund is a skilled professional with experience in various technological roles. Currently, Gerald holds the position of Chief Software Architect at DIG GmbH and is also a Co-Founder at ROBINHOOD.club. Gerald has a background in computer science and intelligent systems from their education at De Montfort University and the University of Central Lancashire. In their previous positions, Gerald has worked as a Business System Analyst, Scrum Master, and Softwareentwickler, developing expertise in languages such as Java, ClearBasic, and C++. Gerald's proficiency in technologies like Microservices, Angular, Grails, Groovy, Typescript, Docker, and AWS makes him a valuable asset in the tech industry.
DIG GmbH
Where we are is in front! DIG is an excellent provider of Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), stands for leadership in the field of electronic business and the sustainable optimization of processes. Our integrated solution eRelation is Best in Class. It stands for the simplification and acceleration of order-, invoice- and approval processes. Our focus is on the business of electronic procurement eRelation-PROCUREMENT, electronic invoice processes eRelation-OUTBOUND, electronic data transmission eRelation-EDI as well as eRelation-VMI and solutions for eSourcing and SRM. DIG stands for quality, reliability, accuracy, innovation and competence for over a decade. We inspire our customers with full-service packages and make their competitiveness measurable. Our Vision The future is where we are! We offer the leading solution for operational and strategic procurement with eRelation. We are technology leader in electronic businesses and the largest signator for edocuments and ebills. DIG is procurement expert and also opinion leader around the topics of purchasing. We take care of company and environmental resources with our solutions and stand for a proactive role for a (business) environment without wasting paper and we help to avoid an unnecessary flood of documents. We are aware of our economic and ecological responsibility.