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Stefan Dürnay

Stefan Dürnay

Stefan Dürnay is an enthusiastic expert in the fields of Digitalization in medical technology, E-mobilitymobility applications, IT for the healthcare industry as well as connectivity and services for MedTech devices. At doubleSlash, he works as Senior Project Manager and Product Manager MedTech. After completing his studies in Electrical Engineering, he gained a wide range of professional experience, including in the IT application and with Digitization projects for Automotive, E-Mobility and MedTech.

In addition to his work at doubleSlash, Stefan also shares his knowledge as a Lecturer for data management, digitalization and mechatronics at the DHBW in an inspiring way. Whether as a speaker on stage or as a lecturer in the lecture hall, Stefan is a speaker with experience in innovationwho has shared his knowledge Practical and inspiring mediated.

Contributions from Stefan Dürnay

Person holding tablet with shopping cart icon and selectable Function A and Function B options - illustration of the Functions on Demand concept
Stefan Dürnay

Functions on demand: how the use of technology is changing

Functions on demand are changing how we use technology: Devices remain flexible, expandable and future-proof. Find out how FoD is creating new business models - for manufacturers, companies and users alike.

Data security
Stefan Dürnay

Data security in medtech: how effective data classification protects

Successful digitalization in medical technology also depends on the effective classification of your data.

Secure, efficient, innovative: using data rooms - Cover picture
Stefan Dürnay

Secure, efficient, innovative: using data rooms

"The future of mobility depends on data" - you hear this phrase more and more often.

Get Connected: Networking MedTech devices
Stefan Dürnay

Get Connected: Networking MedTech devices

Today, we are seeing rapid progress in the networking and integration of electronic medical devices. The goal?

Data rooms
Stefan Dürnay

Land of dataspaces

Imagine you could be standing in a huge, invisible room, filled with the most valuable information in the world, ready to be called up at any time.

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