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Retail analytics is a vital Motion Data capability and a powerful product that can help companies plan and execute their strategies more effectively and profitably than they could using more conventional store planning techniques.

Hannover Fair is one of the world's largest trade shows for industrial technology. It is held annually in Hannover, Germany, and attracts exhibitors and visitors from around the world. The fair is important because it provides a platform for companies to showcase their latest technologies and products in the fields of automation, robotics, energy, industrial software, and other related industries.

T-Systems has been selected as the prime integrator by the European Space Agency for Copernicus Dataspace Ecosystem to power one of the world's largest public data collections for Earth observation data.

Latest issue of  “automotiveIT” once again ranks T-Systems as the #1 IT service provider in the automotive industry in Germany for the 13th time in a row. Together with Catena-X and GAIA-X, T-Systems is bringing to life Compliance-as-a-Service solution called GAIA-X Digital Clearing House. This service is utilized to verify the trustworthiness of participants within the Catena-X data ecosystem and beyond. This process allows the Catena-X network to automate the verification of legal entities, allowing participants in the Catena-X network to prove their trustworthiness within the data ecosystem.

Economic digitalization requires new, digital business models to be developed. There is a growing focus on data and information management. U.S. companies such as Amazon, Facebook, and Google are demonstrating how new business can be developed with data

Each year companies are forced to spend billions of dollars on repairs and protection against the negative impact of unforeseen weather conditions.

The FAZ has received a new draft law for the sovereign handling and exchange of industrial data within the EU (“Data Governance Act”, link to FAZ article).

HERE is a leading provider of mapping and location data and related services to individuals and companies covering sectors such as Automotive, Public Sector & Infrastructure, Transportation & Logistics.

Boy, Germany’s auto business is in a pickle … and probably all of us! Automotive has been a strong and reliable engine of growth, jobs, wealth and innovation for the German and European economy. Now, it suffers from its own success: too many cars everywhere, ever longer traffic jams, air pollution, noise (see “Stuck in traffic,” link): On top of it, digitalization and new tech like electrification and autonomous driving are transforming the global auto industry and shifting revenues from selling hardware to providing services (see “Service shift,” link). Now, the government and the Bundestag, have become involved to support key stakeholders to accelerate digital solutions toward a new, better performing mobility system.