Cloud systems have been offering users and companies the opportunity to expand and digitally manage their own IT structures and storage capacities for several years now. The cloud makes it possible to work on the same content from almost any conceivable location at any time without losing data. In order to maintain connection stability, a strong infrastructure and network expansion are required – the connection between network or broadband expansion and the cloud therefore remains strong.
Telecommunications providers ensure precisely this connection and demonstrate with their daily commitment that implementation strength is needed to drive digitalization forward. One German telecommunications provider is doing just that in a number of ways. In order to live up to its own standards and be a role model for its customers, the company reorganized its entire IT structure together with ITVT.
Parts of the existing system were so outdated that planning could not be implemented efficiently and comprehensively – with negative effects on internal processes and the company’s own day-to-day business. A joint decision was made in favor of targeted integration into the cloud and the modernization of the existing Microsoft Dynamics CRM system.
Following the successful implementation and conversion to the new system structure, the company now has access to a cloud-based, future-proof Microsoft Dynamics 365 online CRM that improves operational management and offers new potential.
Together with ITVT, the company was able to benefit in several ways and adapt its processes and systems profitably. When will you take the next step towards digitalization?
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Information processing plays a key role in the performance of our tasks. All essential strategic and operational functions and tasks are significantly supported by information technology (IT).
Since our core competence lies in the development of innovative products, protecting this information from unauthorized access and unauthorized modification is of vital importance.
All employees and the company management are aware of their responsibility when handling information and support the security strategy to the best of their ability. A role concept has been developed to achieve the information security objectives.
The data protection officer reports directly to the management, which in turn provides sufficient funds and resources to ensure comprehensive information security and to train employees accordingly.
Every employee is responsible for information security, so security-related aspects are taken into account early on in the planning phase of each project. If personal data is involved, the same applies to the data protection officer. In addition, ITVT is certified according to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27701:2019 by TÜV Rheinland of North America.