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Hermann Hänle

Head of Global Automotive Marketing

About the author

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Hermann Hänle is Senior Manager in Sales Marketing Automotive at T-Systems International and an expert in the field of digitalization and automotive.

He studied technical business administration at the University of Stuttgart, specializing in automotive engineering, and also earned a European Master of Business Science degree during his studies. Already as a student he worked in various positions at Daimler, Porsche, Festo and others in Mexico and France.

At Deutsche Telekom he started in the international audit team. His stations led him from Service Delivery Management for Mercedes-Benz Bank to Marketing and Market Intelligence. In the meantime he is responsible for sales marketing for automotive topics and always has an eye on current trends and tendencies.

All articles by Hermann Hänle

Inside of a Car looking from the backseat fowards the front, lots of numbers in the foreground

Quicker in development – the Remote Testlab

How vehicle manufacturers are optimizing development and test processes for embedded software with digital solutions.

Graphic representation of a car that draws blue lines behind it.

200,000 key figures in real time

Thanks to T-Systems, SEAT is able to keep track of all goods – on the road and in the warehouse.

Illustration of a lightbulb made of white lines and a yellow ball of paper.

Necessity is the mother of invention

Remarkable cooperation and creativity help to get through the crisis.

A man with working trousers, gloves and a silver pipe pulled over his head, dances quasi blind in a workshop.

The smooth factory

Remember the acoustic coupler? It's a device from the "When the internet learned to walk" section.

Roundabout from above, in which many cars drive that are connected via digital networks

Autonomously Autonomous? Nothing can Happen in Isolation

Sometimes, just after getting up in the morning, I catch myself thinking that a self-propelled car is taking me to the office.

View from an autonomously driving car on nocturnal road traffic.

Autonomous Eyes

Autonomous cars need onboard intelligence to process the data captured by the sensors.

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Something different for a Change: Co-Innovation

So why not leave the well-worn paths and solve problems with new approaches like co-innovation?

Visual graphics of a car consisting of interconnected dots and lines.

Connected Cars – a little bit Extra

More powerful networks such as 5G will allow increasingly advanced in-car services in the future.

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On-site Taming of the Data Monster

The problem has long been known in science: Researchers produce more data than can be processed.

Bird's eye view of runners on road with different coloured arrows and markings.

Agility as an Automobile Maxim

The expectations of car users today are demanding. Without agile methods, car manufacturers will therefore not be successful in this era.

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