Über den Autor
Chris Schlueter Langdon is an engineer by training and a professor in Data Science and Analytics; his doctorate included Complex Adaptive Systems and simulation with Artificial Intelligence. At Deutsche Telekom he is Business Lead of Deutsche Telekom’s primary dataspace and analytics unit, Data Intelligence Hub, and in this role Product Manager of Catena-X, and consortium leader of Gaia-X for Advanced Mobility Services. Prior to joining Deutsche Telekom, he founded an award-winning business analytics startup, co-founded the Peter Drucker Customer Lab at Claremont Graduate University, and the Special Interest Group on Agent-based Systems of the Association for Information Systems (AIS, Wirtschaftsinformatik). Chris launched his career as a consultant with Accenture, moved to Silicon Valley, and later joined the data science & operations faculty of the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles. His research has been funded by Microsoft and Intel, among others; and results have been published in leading publications, such as in Communications of the ACM, journals of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and Information Systems Research. Over the last two decades, Chris has become known for his success with data analytics and customer science for Fortune Global 100 clients like Mercedes-Benz, Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, and Sony in the US, Europe, and China.
Expertise
Datenanalyse
Automobilbranche
Data Spaces
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Catena-X data ecosystem U.S. expansion: AIAG hub at IMDS-AIAG 2024
Catena-X partners with AIAG to launch a North American hub, advancing data sharing for sustainability in automotive supply chains. Their innovative approach uses Web3 technology for secure, scalable, and efficient data exchange, including live demonstrations of Product Carbon Footprint tracking.
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Chris S. Langdon
20. Nov. 2024
Delivered! 5 Stars! Catena-X: A 3-year, EUR 250 million software start-up success
The Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action successfully facilitated the CX project, bringing together 28 companies, including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen, for a three-year, EUR 250 million initiative. Using agile methodologies and the SAFe framework, the project delivered significant innovations in urban mobility through open-source software. The Data ECOSYSTEM software system, a major outcome, enables trustworthy cross-organizational data exchange, highlighted by the implementation of Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) tracking to reduce CO2 emissions.
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Chris S. Langdon
24. Juni 2024
Visiting influencers in Washington D.C. and Silicon Valley
The Telekom Data Intelligence Hub, alongside Acatech and DLR, recently embarked on a U.S. tour to discuss and showcase the potential of dataspace technology in the automotive and aerospace industries. The delegation visited Washington D.C. to engage with policymakers at the U.S. National Academy of Engineering and continued to Silicon Valley to connect with tech innovators at Stanford University and Accenture Labs. The tour underscored the global importance of dataspaces and their transformative impact on supply chains, emphasizing the successful integration and commercial viability demonstrated at events like CES and Hannover Fair 2024.
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Chris S. Langdon
21. Mai 2024
