Deutsche Telekom in Germany

In Germany, its home market, Deutsche Telekom consolidated its previously independent business units for fixed-network (T-Home) and mobile communications (T-Mobile) services into Telekom Deutschland GmbH. The integration of its portfolio of services under one common corporate "T" brand allows the company to address the needs of its modern private and business telecommunications customers. Deutsche Telekom's five growth areas are mobile Internet, broadband data transmission, intelligent network services, entertainment content, and T-Systems. Drawing on a global infrastructure of data centers and networks, T-Systems, Deutsche Telekom's corporate customers arm, provides integrated ICT solutions for the networked future of business and society.

Telekom Deutschland GmbH

• Core business: Fixed-network telephony, broadband Internet, mobile voice and data, and IPTV products and services
• Stake held by DT (indirectly/directly): 100.00 percent
• Revenue: 22.736 billion euros (as of December 31, 2012)
• Customers: 22.4 million fixed-network lines, 36.6 million mobile customers, and 12.427 million retail broadband lines (as of December 31, 2012)
• Employees: 67,497 (as of December 31, 2012)

• Highlights:

  In 2012 several specialized online mobile communications magazines, such as Chip Online, Connect, Computer Bild and teltarif.de, gave awards for "best network" and "top provider" to Deutsche Telekom.
  
  Citing the BrandIndex from market research company YouGov, the German business magazine "WirtschaftsWoche" has confirmed that DT’s brand image has massively improved, largely thanks to its innovative broadband products such as FTTH and LTE.
  
  In 2012, Deutsche Telekom received the prestigious Max-Spohr award. The well-established diversity prize recognizes employers who lead the way in promoting gay and lesbian employees.
  
  Deutsche Telekom achieved outstanding results in an international investor relations study carried out by the company Thomson Reuters Extel, which surveys more than 10,000 analysts and investors. Chief Finance Officer Tim Höttges was number one in the top 25 CFOs both in Europe and in the telecommunications field.
  
  DT was a front-runner in every area of the "Customer Satisfaction Survey 2011", where 56 multinational companies were interviewed on the topic of customer satisfaction.
  

T-Systems International GmbH

• Core business: Information communications and technology services
• Stake held by DT (indirectly/directly): 100.00 percent
• Employees: 22,937 (as of December 31, 2012)
• Largest customers: Shell, Philips, BP, MAN, Linde, Deutsche Post, DHL, TUI Travel, and Germany-based OEMs
• Highlights:
  
  In 2012, T-Systems celebrated receiving the "Superbrand" title for the third consecutive time. The award is presented for particularly sustainable and high-quality brand management in more than 85 countries.
  
  In the area of social media, T-Systems won the German Award for Online Communication 2012 in the "Online Strategy of the Year" category. The jury, made up of representatives from the communications sector, gave special praise to the focus on customers in T-Systems social media channels.