Deutsche Telekom was live at Hannover Messe. From May 30 to June 2, it welcomed guests to the Telekom Collaboration Hub on the outdoor exhibition grounds. The goal was personal exchange with customers. The top topics were 5G and sustainability. An overview in pictures.
T-Systems CEO Adel Al-Saleh is pleased about Telekom's appearance at the Hannover Messe as well as the eye catcher: a forklift that autonomously finds its way with 5G. The special thing about the trade fair concept: After the pandemic, the focus is on personal exchange. © DTAG
The hot topic at Telekom is 5G. Right on time for the start of the trade fair, Telekom equipped the outdoor area, including parking areas, and five exhibition halls with 5G. Another 25 halls will follow. This means a fast mobile network on 1.4 million square meters. One example of the fast mobile network: the forklift truck, remotely controlled via 5G. But it can also drive completely autonomously. Automated Guided Vehicle is the control principle. The vehicle moves loads from A to B completely autonomously. © DTAG
Urs M. Krämer, Head of Sales and Marketing at T-Systems, put resilience at the center of his presentation at the Hannover Messe conference: pandemics and the war in Ukraine make it clear how important resilience is for companies. Central roles are played by data sovereignty, data protection and sustainability. © DTAG
Together with Google, T-Systems presented its " Sovereign Cloud based on Google Cloud". This is a cloud for public administration based on a multi-cloud strategy and open interfaces that meets strict requirements for sovereignty and transparency. © DTAG
Even the snacks were sustainable. Berlin-based caterer Holycrab! specializes in invasive species. The red American swamp crab has found a new home around Berlin. Since it has almost no predators, the population is developing explosively. When it rains, it sometimes scurries across parking lots and streets. Holycrab! processes the crustacean into a "Brioche with American crayfish, wild caught in Berlin". © DTAG
