The Otto Group is actively shaping the AI era and is placing a strong emphasis on employee involvement: with ogGPT, its internal, data protection-compliant AI assistant, the company offers its employees low-threshold access to generative AI. Since its launch, a comprehensive ecosystem of culture, education and inspiring formats has provided them with the support they need to use the technology responsibly. A best practice study for empowering employees in the digital transformation.

Advancing digital security and responsibility in healthcare: Mobil ISC GmbH enters into a development partnership with the Corporate Digital Responsibility Initiative.

As the digitalisation partner of the cooperative FinanzGruppe, Atruvia takes responsibility for ensuring that technology is in line with social values. From core banking procedures to apps, from consulting solutions to secure large language models, Atruvia ensures that millions of bank customers have access to their finances. Simple, digital, secure.

On 6 October 2025, the sixth CDR Conference of the CDR Initiative took place in Berlin under the title ‘Digital Responsibility for Germany – Now More Than Ever!’ The programme was packed with inspiring presentations, workshops and plenty of opportunity for networking. Two new publications from the CDR Initiative office were also presented.

After joining the CDR Initiative in 2024, the construction company MARKGRAF has now published its first report on corporate digital responsibility (CDR).