T-Systems Join Hands with Corent Tech To drive Digital Transformation By CIOTechOutlook Team

T-Systems Join Hands with Corent Tech To drive Digital Transformation

CIOTechOutlook Team | Friday, 29 March 2024, 09:09 IST

T-Systems, a technology leader in Cloud Migration, agreed on a long-term collaboration agreement with Current Technology. This follows a vendor selection process to track down the best innovation to empower and speed up digital transformation for customers in the DACH market (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and elsewhere.

T-Systems International is in an upward direction centered, business customer IT specialist provider and a full member of Deutsche Telekom AG. The organization's portfolio traverses warning administrations and cloud and digital solutions, with security worked in. T-Systems provides a scope of incorporated solutions for business customers, also the safe activity of legacy frameworks and exemplary IT offerings, the change to cloud-based services (including tailored infrastructure, stages, and programming), as well as new plans of action and digital projects for the business fields representing things to come, like automation and artificial intelligence.

“We are delighted to be working with Corent Technology,” commented Ralf Poggemann, Head of Portfolio Development & Partner Products, Cloud Professional Services at T-Systems. “The team at Corent share our passion and commitment to help customers understand and adopt cloud services. They provide deployment options that meet our stringent security and data management requirements.”

Jeremy Neal, Vice President EMEA at Corent Technology said, “It is a privilege to be in partnership with T-Systems. We are several projects into what is already a strong and successful partnership. The collaboration between the T-Systems International consultants and our product specialists is outstanding, and we are rapidly tailoring reports to provide localized information representing even greater value for the end customer.”

The alliance provides T-Systems customers exhaustive knowledge of all parts of cloud computing, scattering over all significant public clouds and half and half and confidential cloud choices.