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Adel Al-Saleh, Member of the Board of Management Deutsche Telekom AG for T-Systems and CEO of T-Systems: “Speaking for myself”

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Smart World

TOPSTORY. As we moved into a new millennium, everything remotely digital, sustainable, connected and connective became “smart”. Today, Google has recorded two billion instances of the term.

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Really, everything smart?

GUESTBOOK. Our guest author Peter Glaser uses buzzwords to pose a fundamental question: What is it actually?

Best Practices

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Patchwork is being replaced by one big concept

NETWORKED CITY. The examples of Hamburg, Bonn, and Monheim show how different metropolises, medium-sized towns, and smaller municipalities will double the “smart city market volume” to 43 billion euros by 2022 in Germany alone.

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Secure network with double bottom

LINDE. The Munich-based global company has placed its worldwide network infrastructure under the protection of the new Cyber Defense and Security Operation Center (SOC) of Deutsche Telekom.

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Staying in the same lane is a thing of the past

MAGNA. The vehicle manufacturer and supplier supports the production lines of its plant in Graz with driverless transport systems that move freely through the assembly halls.

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German state North Rhine-Westphalia

CIO-TALK. Hartmut Beuß, CIO of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, will, instead of the originally planned 14 years, have just 7 years and merely 120,000 computer workstations to complete the digitization of the state administration. Despite this immense challenge, he promises: “We’re getting there.”

Maximum reliability

FUJITSU. The computer manufacturer is driving the end-to-end digitization of its German production facility with smart micro-services for its audiovisual headset technologies.

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The customer as co-creator

VAUDISX. With 26 locations and 2,000 employees, Autohaus Wolfsburg is one of the partners that T-Systems is working with to further develop its Dealer Management System for the car trade.

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Safe from the start

OPEN TELEKOM CLOUD. Just five startups provide a handful of good reasons why they rely on “Made in Germany” quality when purchasing public cloud services.

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Accelerated business processes

DOCUMENTUS. The specialist for file and data carrier destruction with 50,000 customers is starting to use DocuSign electronic signature technology in sales.

62%

of new cars purchased in Germany in 2016 were equipped with parking aids.

VaudisX

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81%

of Germans used a smartphone in 2017. That is 56 million people. In 2012 it was only 36%.

Topstory

More than 3 Mio.

industrial robots should be in use worldwide by 2020. In Germany, there will be 309 per 10,000 workers in 2016.

Magna

By 2026

according to experts, the digital healthcare market will grow 7-fold – to a total volume of 140 billion US dollars.

Open Telekom Cloud

99%

of all government services in Estonia are digital.

Networked City

30 Mio.

Chinese households already have smart home devices, more than in any other country.

Linde

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