The blog is intended for all software development and camera technology enthusiasts, but also for those who want to learn more about Basler
The head of Software Development, Mark Hebbel, will write about Basler camera technologies

Digital camera specialist Basler has started a blog to meet the demand for more information, and informal discussion of software topics. Their blog readers will receive information that goes beyond the current corporate reporting. Mark Hebbel, Head of Software Development at Basler, will write about Basler camera technologies, offering a personal insight behind the scenes of their software development.

The blog is intended for all software development and camera technology enthusiasts, but also for those who want to learn more about Basler. Basler plan to start a dialogue with their readers, and to provide a discussion platform on software development. As Mark Hebbel has his roots in Great Britain, he’ll be writing in his English mother tongue.

Adding this social media tool to their communication strategy helps Basler reach out to their customer communities.They welcome comments and encourage every reader to become actively involved. They also invite potential employees to follow them and find out more about software development and the working environment at Basler.

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