Retailers today face a multitude of cyber security threats as digitalisation progresses. This means understanding the risks and proactively guarding against them.
T-Systems supports international companies in using the AWS Cloud on the Chinese market.
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How companies protect their clouds with suitable security measures and use the full potential of cloud services.
IT outsourcing reduces 10% of test drives, lowers CO2, time and costs.
25% cost reduction through optimized infrastructure with Azure Cloud.
20% less fuel, 17% lower carbon footprint for trucks thanks to 5G and digitalization.
80% efficiency gain and faster reporting with AI solution from the sovereign cloud.
9% cost reduction due to migration to T-Systems’ Future Cloud Infrastructure.
More than 500 ERP systems moved to RISE with SAP for greater efficiency and security.
Through the integration of the four core areas of connectivity, digitalization, cloud & infrastructure and security, it integrates a leading digital ecosystem for the enterprise. T-Systems operates in more than 20 countries and regions, has 26,000 employees, which is one of the world's leading independent digital service providers headquartered in Europe.
Be an agile part of Deutsche Telekom, T-Systems has been operating in China since 2006, which has branches in Beijing, Shanghai and Wuhan. From the secure operation of traditional systems and ICT services, to cloud services (including international networks, customized infrastructure, platforms and software), as well as new business models and innovations in the field of IoT, T-Systems builds for enterprise users with its global coverage in fixed network and mobile communications, highly secure data centers, comprehensive cloud ecosystem built around standardized platforms and global partnerships, and the ability to provide top-level security, comprehensive and integrated digital solutions, provide one-stop end-to-end services.
