Chief technology officer
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The role of a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) involves serving as a senior executive responsible for supervising an organization's research and development (R&D) efforts and managing its technology-related needs. The CTO evaluates both the immediate and future requirements of the organization and strategically allocates resources to make investments that align with its objectives. Generally, the CTO directly reports to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company.
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Flex: Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) in Catena-X
Flex, a global leader in end-to-end manufacturing, partnered with T-Systems and Catena-X to launch the first live, cross-organizational data chain for secure scope-3 CO₂ emissions data sharing. This milestone enables precise Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) calculations using certified Catena-X solutions. With seamless interoperability, quick deployment, and scalability, Flex achieved compliance with Catena-X standards, showcased the solution live at the 2024 IMDS-AIAG conference, and laid the foundation for future applications like the battery passport.
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Andrea Garcia
Dec 19, 2024
WITTE Automotive: Traceability & PCF data exchange in Catena-X
WITTE Automotive, a global leader in mechatronic locking systems, partnered with T-Systems to implement Catena-X technology for secure and standardized data exchange. By leveraging the Catena-X Sandbox and Connect & Integrate solutions, WITTE successfully prepared for regulatory compliance, improved sustainability reporting, and streamlined collaboration with OEMs and Tier-n suppliers. This step-by-step adoption enabled accurate carbon footprint insights, enhanced traceability, and reduced data exchange inefficiencies, positioning WITTE as an innovator in the automotive industry.
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Andrea Garcia
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Data protection as a service: T-Systems achieves AWS digital sovereignty competency
This blog highlights how T-Systems, an AWS Sovereign Cloud Partner, addresses the growing demand for digital sovereignty. It explores the challenges businesses face in managing data security, regulatory compliance, and innovation in a cloud-first world. The post details T-Systems’ advanced solutions like Data Protection as a Service (DPaaS) and dataspaces, which empower organizations to maintain control over their data, ensure compliance with regulations like GDPR, and enable trusted data collaboration across ecosystems. Tailored for industries like healthcare, finance, and the public sector, these offerings provide secure, scalable, and compliant tools for a digital-first era.
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Mohamed Radwan, Andrea Garcia
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