Monthly letter

The essentials, once a month

The LEMCON.TECH monthly letter brings together what has appeared on the blog and adds a practical section: deadlines, amendments and decisions that affect small and medium-sized businesses in Austria. Written for people who carry responsibility in a company — not for search engines. Please note: the monthly letter is written and sent in German only.

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The monthly letter is written in German, and so is the sign-up form. You can subscribe on the German page.

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What’s inside

Each issue opens with the topic that carried the most weight in the previous month — three or four sentences on what it is about and who it affects. Then come the month’s articles, sorted by category, each with a two-line summary and a link.

At the end, the practical section: a deadline, a change, a decision, and one step a company can actually take in the current month. If there are no verifiable sources for it, this part is left out — nothing is made up just to fill a category.

The six categories

AnlagenVerstehen
Plants, technology, operational safety — what really happens in a company.
DatenMitDenken
Data protection and data processing, without buzzword bingo.
SicherIstSicher
Employee protection: obligations, inspections, safety briefings.
PraxisCheck
Recalculated and double-checked, using real cases from companies.
KlartextBehoerde
Official procedures made clear: official decisions (Bescheide), deadlines, responsibilities.
WirtschaftMitTechnik
When a technical decision pays off — and when it doesn’t.

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