We divide cookies into four categories, depending on their function and intended purpose:
necessary cookies, statistics cookies, preferences cookies, and marketing cookies.

Necessary cookies
These cookies are essential for our websites to function. Without these cookies, you would
not be able to navigate our websites or operate their basic functions.

Statistics cookies
These cookies collect information about how you use our websites. We use Google
Analytics and HotJar (web analytics tools) to collect, analyse, measure, and report data
from these cookies to understand our web traffic and page views in order to improve the
performance of our websites and your user experience. For example, the cookies record
which browser and operating system you used, which parts of the websites you visited,
your number of visits, and the average duration of your visits. They do not collect
information that would allow us to identify you. The collected information is aggregated
and, therefore, remains anonymous.

Preferences cookies
These cookies store information that you have already entered, such as your language
selection and your location, in order for your experience to feel more personalized when
you return to our websites. These cookies collect anonymous information and cannot track
your movements on other websites.

Marketing cookies
These cookies register your activity on our websites. To show you relevant personalized
advertising on other sites such as Google and Bing, we use Google AdWords Remarketing
and Bing Ads. We may allow a limited number of trusted third party advertising partners
to install cookies to build a profile of your interests based on information about you, such
as your page views on our website, your information requests or purchases on our websites.
These cookies are also used to limit the display frequency of advertisements and to measure
and control the effectiveness of our advertising campaigns.

Our websites may include third-party advertising, links to other websites and social
plugins. Social plugins are buttons that let you share your experiences on our websites
with other people on social media platforms (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Flickr,
Twitter, Google+, and YouTube). When you share your experiences through social plugins,
social media platforms install their own cookies on your device.

These cookies do not store information about you, but they uniquely identify your browser
and device. Together with other information about you collected by our advertising partners
or social media companies, your browser and device information could be used by third
parties to identify you.