T-Systems International ‘s T Cloud Partner Day brought together 230 participants from 130 companies: system integrators, managed service providers, software and technology providers, consulting firms, and startups. The main theme of the day was digital sovereignty.
QuickBird Medical was also represented on stage: Managing Director Stefan Kofler joined Tobias Lakämper (Telekom TechBoost) and Gerrit Schumann (CEO of mogenius) to discuss how startups are driving the emerging cloud ecosystem forward. The panel highlighted two different approaches. Some providers operate across industries, such as mogenius. Others focus deeply on a single industry, such as QuickBird Medical in the healthcare sector.
For QuickBird Medical, digital sovereignty is an integral part of every project that involves the processing of health data. Secure, traceable, and regulatory-compliant cloud infrastructures are a fundamental requirement, particularly for digital health applications and medical device software.
We would like to thank Dirk Holger Heidemann, Elke Anderl, Lars Neumann, the T Cloud team, and Deutsche Telekom for the invitation and for organizing the event.
QuickBird Medical CEO Stefan Kofler on the panel at T-Systems’ T Cloud Partner Day