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  • Cloud solutions, SD-WAN and Cyber Security Services - digital solutions for a company whose business is based on paper. The Austrian group Prinzhorn recycles paper and cardboard and produces packaging made of corrugated board. This requires complex IT and network operations, which Prinzhorn has outsourced to T-Systems. 
    Manfred Ofner, CIO at Prinzhorn, wanted to achieve greater transparency of IT services through outsourcing. In an interview with BEST PRACTICE, he explains that Prinzhorn can now use local monitoring systems and dashboards to assess details such as bandwidth utilization and even the overall status much better. Ofner and his IT professionals can detect attacks almost in real time with the Security Operation Center, SOC for short.

  • A campus network is a combination of a private and a public network - for example for industrial companies. The private part of the network sparks only on the factory premises and is not accessible to the public. In Schwabmünchen near Augsburg, the company OSRAM operates the first campus network of its kind together with Telekom. Today at the #Netzgeschichten

  • The Forecast Automat: Deutsche Bahn and T-Systems optimize rail travel by forecasting the exact time of departure and arrival based on real time Big Data analyses. Rail travellers want to know as precisely as possible when their journey begins, how long it will take and when they will arrive at their destination. But journey and arrival times change constantly, depending on the traffic situation. That is why Deutsche Bahn now relies on the Forecast Automat based on complex analysis of real-time data. T-Systems and Deutsche Bahn use it to forecast the train’s arrival and departure times at stations and to calculate alternative routes for travellers. Peter Schütz, Head of Traveller Information at Deutsche Bahn AG, explains how data from routes and stations is constantly relayed to the Forecast Automat. This includes secondary information supplied by the system, such as details of other trains’ delays. Deutsche Bahn has used Big Data forecasting on all long-distance routes since 2018 and experience gained with long-distance traffic is to be applied to regional traffic forecasting in 2019.

    #RailTravel #ForecastAutomat #TSystems #DeutscheBahn #BigData #RealTimeData

    More information: https://www.t-systems.com/us/en/industries/travel-transport-and-logistics

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  • In Berlin it is already transmitting today, the communication standard of the future. The 5G test field in the capital extends from Neukölln to the Reichstag, for example. We accompany the Deutsche Telekom press spokesmen on a tour of the 5G area. They reveal a lot about the new technology, its advantages and the plan for its future.

  • Authorities and offices are increasingly taking advantage of digitisation. In an interview, Erich Paprotny confirms that the introduction of the e-File is the first step in the right direction for public administration. At the IT.NRW industry meeting, he discusses new topics such as AI, Blockchain and Big Data with decision-makers from public administration.

    Dr. Jan Mütter describes a good example of how to increase the efficiency of IT in the public sector: Together with T-Systems, he has migrated a billing procedure that affects over 600,000 state employees from an IBM mainframe to an SAP HANA database.

  • Whether a Google search request, Amazon's Alexa in the living room at home or shorter working hours thanks to more efficiency in the company: People like to use the advantages of Artificial Intelligence – just as long as it’s not called "Artificial Intelligence." Professor Katharina Morik, a computer scientist and head of the Artificial Intelligence department at the Technical University of Dortmund, is fascinated by this ambivalent assessment, which she regularly encounters outside the university. In the interview, she makes it clear that fear of technology is not really justified. A lack of information and assumptions are the causes of the criticism, which fizzles out as soon as the advantages of Artificial Intelligence become clear.
  • Futurist researchers are testing automated driving in the heart of Berlin. All along Diginet-PS’s four-kilometer-long test road, the car is expected to detect pedestrians, cyclists and other vehicles. The basis of all this is the data coming in from the cameras and laser scanners fitted on the car, getting the measure of its surroundings. But the street itself also has to be smart. Sensors on the side of the road, on street lamps and traffic lights all provide important traffic information too. This produces an enormous amount of data, all of which needs managing. T-Systems is providing the know-how required to create the operating infrastructure needed in the background for automated driving to become a reality.
  • In computer component production many small parts make up a large whole one, which can only succeed with sophisticated logistics and precise information for the employees who gather and collect the individual parts. For this purpose Fujitsu and T-Systems have developed a solution that automatically provides the warehouse picker with all the information about the next component at the right time from the Cloud via data glasses. The picker sees the location, name and number in the display. What makes this so practical is that the image in the display is set at a distance of 80 centimeters, the exact distance between the eye and the outstretched hand. The eye does not need to refocus between the display and the PC component, as Frank Blaimberger, Head of Services & Tools at Fujitsu, explains in this video.
  • Dr. Stephan Verclas, Leiter Innovation Management bei T-Systems, erklärt im Interview, wie die Blockchain mit der Track-and-Trace-Lösung „Roambee“ zu besseren Abläufen und transparenten Prozessen in der Fertigung führen kann. Die Kombination der Blockchain, die eher aus dem Finanzsektor bekannt ist, mit der Ablaufsteuerung in der Fertigungsbranche gilt als Musterprojekt für die Arbeit des Innovation Centers der Deutschen Telekom. Hier entstehen permanent visionäre Kombinationen aus neuen Technologien und komplexen Wünschen, mit denen Geschäftskunden an die Deutsche Telekom herantreten.
  • In vehicle manufacturing the logistics must deliver the right parts just in time and, above all, reliably. That is why Magna, one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers, is constantly optimising its vehicle production in Graz, Austria. Driverless transport systems play a leading role in this process. Christoph Krammer, in charge of technology control, overall vehicle production, has a vision: that of production in a Smart Factory. Michael Böhm of T-Systems is supporting the Austrian project. For him, using driverless transport systems in production is nothing new. What is new, he says, is how Magna directs the vehicle parts automatically to their respective production stations. This film explains how the automotive supplier’s system works and the benefits that it delivers.
  • Deutsche Telekom provides all components for end-to-end IoT solutions – a 360° service from hardware and connectivity over operations in highly secure data centers to system integration and consulting. This video explains the unique value proposition for enterprise customers of all sizes through predictive maintenance and shows the value add of Deutsche Telekom.
  • The Digital Twin is a 1:1 digital data representation of a physical product or process over its whole lifecycle.
    Sascha Leidig and Georg Rätker present #digitaltwin #enablers @ptceurope. it contains specific field/operations data like sensor data and ideally general product data. The Digital Twin relies on connected things and as such is a very hyped IoT concept now.
  • Monheim am Rhein wird zur „Smart City“: Im ersten Schritt hat die Stadt im Rheinland die Straßenbeleuchtung in einer Teststraße in der Innenstadt gemeinsam mit der Deutschen Telekom digitalisiert. Neu ist nicht nur der Wechsel des Leuchtmittels auf moderne LED-Lampen, sondern vor allem deren intelligente Steuerung. Bei Bedarf kann die Stadt nun das Licht der Straßenlaternen dimmen oder nachts komplett löschen, um Strom zu sparen. Die Straßenlaternen sind sowohl untereinander als auch mit der zentralen Steuerung vernetzt und damit einzeln ansteuerbar. Im Film beschreibt Monheims Bürgermeister Daniel Zimmermann die Vorteile der Digitalisierung seiner Stadt und blickt weit voraus: Demnächst sollen Bürger in Monheim am Rhein smart parken. Anette Bronder, Geschäftsführerin T-Systems Digital Division und Telekom Security, ergänzt, welches Potential in „Smart-City“-Projekten steckt.
  • The Mexican company Vitro is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of glass products. Many locations, complex production processes and new requirements of the material – glass – require an IT infrastructure that is as versatile as it is reliable. In the future, Vitro will be using machine learning algorithms and sensor technology solutions to further improve the company and its products. That is why Vitro has for several years relied on IT services provided by T-Systems. In an interview with BEST PRACTICE, Vitro CIO Humberto Figueroa describes the contribution that IT makes toward this success story.

  • “Agricultural subsidies are not only a highly complex topic, but also one that attracts a great deal of public attention,” says Gottfried Milde, spokesman for the WIBank management. "Hessian farmers need planning security and financial leeway for important investments. They are dependent on prompt disbursement of the subsidies." The development bank, part of Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen (Helaba), provides development programmes for Hessian companies, founders and private individuals and facilitates their access to state, federal and EU development funds.

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  • SAP provides a number of proven basic constructs that are very useful for the development business. At the same time, our platform is open for country-specific and subject-specific adaptations and at the same time ready for HANA," says Uwe Ackermann, project manager at IBYKUS AG, which developed the solution. The software carries out the conveying processes individually and at the same time in a standardised way. It thus dramatically reduces the administrative costs for subsidy management.

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