Company & Market
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FY 2017: Retarus attains double digit growth in turnover
Read moreThe total turnover achieved by the Retarus Group rose to 44.5 million Euros for the fiscal year 2017. This represents a growth in turnover of 16.5 percent. The positive performance of the business is due in part to the success on the market of the innovative new technology “Patient Zero Detection®”.
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“All Systems Operational” – our Status Page
Read moreThe operational status of all Retarus services is openly visible by means of a web portal.
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Retarus opens new office in Atlanta
Read moreRetarus recently opened a new office in Atlanta, GA to accommodate its rapid growth in the region. The new location brings Retarus closer to new and existing clients in the region, facilitating the ability to deliver a better customer experience overall.
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German Accelerator Program: The Start-Up Culture is Part of Retarus’ DNA
Read moreThe “German Accelerator” program supports high-potential German technology companies to successfully emerge in the U.S. market and scale their business globally. The award offers a significant boost to Retarus’ growth model by providing access to outstanding mentors, notable players in the tech market, and valuable resources for expediting scalability.
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Finance: The three biggest challenges IT decision-makers face today
Read moreDigitalization, demanding customers and new competitors: the pressure on providers of financial services to consider making fundamental changes to their business models is continually on the rise. Eberhard Rohe, Account Director Business Development Banking and Insurance at Retarus outlines the three biggest challenges which traditional banks in particular have to set for themselves today.
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Winter Storms, Working From Home? Mobility = Productivity
Read moreOnce again, a nor’easter may bring blizzard conditions to the U.S. East Coast. Thankfully, businesses can maintain employee workflows even when away from the office.
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Programmers are the blue-collar workers of the future
Read moreWhen you picture a coder, the mind conjures up an image of a character like Mark Zuckerberg. A college dropout in a hoodie, who works three days and nights solid to knock together an app with the aim of becoming fabulously rich and “changing the world”?
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“Catch the Stars”: Let the game begin
Read moreThis year, Retarus isn’t offering you any arts and crafts to make, songs to hum along to, or quizzes to complete. Instead, we’ve got an online game where you can reach for the stars …
