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Zero Distance - customer centricity is decisive.
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Zero Distance: The right IT, Cloud Computing and involving the customer as a basis for business sucess | T-Systems
Issue 01/2013
Turning markets
upside down.
Cloud, mobility and collaboration solutions help enterprises better engage with their customers. And offer stability in a world where disruptive innovators are rocking the boat.
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Experton analyst Schwab: IT must recognize business imperatives and produce technical solutions to match | T-Systems
Issue 01/2013
Crunch time for IT providers
According to Experton analyst Wolfgang Schwab,
it is in the hands of providers to ensure the IT
of the future is proactive.
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it is in the hands of providers to ensure the IT
of the future is proactive.
Bahn-CIO about zero distance to customers, IT resources in the cloud and collaboration through Mobile Device Management | T-Systems
Issue 01/2013
Dr. Hermann Kruse, Deutsche Bahn AG
The CIO of Germany's national rail provider
Deutsche Bahn on digital customer service,
connectivity at 300 km/h and how
e-government solutions can speed up
business travel.
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Deutsche Bahn on digital customer service,
connectivity at 300 km/h and how
e-government solutions can speed up
business travel.
Focus
Graphic
Translation aid for developers and LOBs
It is not enough for sales, marketing and HR to simply understand what their customers want. IT departments must help them translate these requirements into real-world solutions.
Highflyers
Smart young CEOs
Having a bright idea and the ability to convince investors that the market simply cannot do without it - it might not be a new approach, but it's definetly a winner.
Trendwatch
Market metrics
Who is habving the most success with the latest IT innovations? What makes trends such as the cloud and mobility so disruptive? And what role do consumers play? The answers in facts & figures.
Pioneer
Startup launch pad
Paul Graham's talent fo sifting through ideas and mentoring young entrepreneurs is second to none. His startup incubator has produced Dropbox and Airbnb, each now worth billions.
Automotive
Auto (R)Evolution
Online portals, virtual showrooms and a host of digital service solutions - today's carmakers are shifting their sales and marketing activities into first gear, in response to their customers demands.
Guestbook
#B2B Tweets
Technology journalist Thomas Knüwer, owner of digital strategy consultancy kpunktnull, on social networks in the B2B space and how they are revolutionizing customer relationships.
DB Schenker
Real time, on time
The freight carrier is piloting a real-time logistics solution that provides accurate data on fuel consumption in Beijing. The goals: lower emissions and on-time delivery of all shipments.
Cartoon
The mind boggles
Solving the problem of being faster than the LOBs can be simpler than it seems.
Best Practices
Bombardier
Central resource
T-Systems software has consolidated and centralized over two million technical standards and specifications for engineers working across five continents.
Web encounter
Arthur Govaert
This man knows what passion is: It is part of the fabric at food and ingredients player VION. We asked the company's CIO what he is passionate about - apart from IT.
Features
New York Fashion Week
From catwalk to closet
The organizers of NY Fashionweek analyzed clicks from some 7,000,000 visits to the website to provide designers with reliable real-time indicators of their collections’ chances on the market.
The Optimizer
President's Nerd
This man secured Barack Obama a second term in office. He and his Big Data Tool, that is Meet the Optimizer; the solution that can crunch mountains of data.
Super scanner
Digital Digest
Sofie Qidenus has developed a robot that flicks through old, often valuable books – at a rate of 2,500 pages per hour. It digitizes the content, so that anybody can access it quickly.
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