In order to curb excessive personal debt, EOS is taking responsibility and is committed to improving financial literacy in society.

As the technological options available have increased in recent years so too have consumer expectations about the accessibility of customer service. Nowadays, many companies are using chatbots to ensure faster, round-the-clock processing of customer issues. At EOS too, virtual assistants are giving defaulting payers information and thus providing support to service personnel.

Data protection is not nearly as boring as it is made out to be, at least according to Senior Privacy Officer Stephan Bovermann. In this article he explains how EOS deals with sensitive data.

According to Andreas Behmenburg, now is the time to arrange for professional receivables management. In this interview he explains how companies can find a reputable debt collection partner.

Personal information for money? EOS survey shows that one in three Europeans is willing to sell data in return for attractive rewards.

Do you have digital trust? A recent EOS survey shows that only a minority of consumers believe that companies handle their personal data in a trustworthy way.

Data is the fuel that drives many sectors. But how do companies determine the value of their data? EOS has developed a strategy for working this out.

Digitalization insufficient: Over half of European companies rate themselves poorly. This is shown by the EOS survey “European Payment Practices” 2019. Where are the weaknesses?

EOS Group national subsidiaries use the knowledge platform to become collectively smarter. The analytics platform will become the AI ‘super brain’ of the EOS Group.

In matters of data security there’s still work to do. An EOS survey shows that top decision-makers in European firms see cyber security as a trending issue.