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March-May 2018

CW Europe: Germany’s Lemoncat takes catering to the cloud

Business catering startup Lemoncat has taken advantage of the affordable cost of living in Berlin and is shaking up the catering sector by harnessing the Amazon and Salesforce clouds. Also in this issue, read how Moscow’s government is taking advantage of high penetration of broadband and mobile internet to expand innovative services under the Russian capital’s smart city programme, and how organisations in the Netherlands still have much to do to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation.

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Features in this issue

Germany’s Lemoncat disrupts business catering through cloud computing
by Alex Cruickshank
Startup is shaking up Germany’s business catering sector with a platform that harnesses Amazon and Salesforce clouds
Moscow to build on its smart city credentials
by Vladimir Kozlov
Moscow ranks in the world’s top 10 smart cities, but is keen to develop more technologies to boost its growing status
European security industry has failed users, says expert
by Warwick Ashford
Cryptology expert Bart Preneel says the European security industry must commit to secure communication for the masses and open source is the key to secure infrastructure