Klaus vom Hofe

Klaus vom Hofe

Telekom Blogger

Klaus vom Hofe, Corporate Blogger. Born 1967. Writing since he was given a Privileg typewriter as a gift in 1977. Other important stops on his journey before joining Deutsche Telekom in 2006: did the civilian service alternative to military service, dropped out of training as a physical therapist, successfully obtained a degree in Slavic and Journalism Studies, and amassed experience in internships, traineeships, agencies and freelancing – working on topics ranging from logistics and security, through drinks packaging, to mobile communications. A background as colorful as Deutsche Telekom, with one Leitmotif running through it: stories with and about people.

Articles by Klaus vom Hofe

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Company

What is open source? 

More and more development projects are working with open source. But how does it work?

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Corporate Responsibility

"We make digital power guzzlers visible"

Efficient programming reduces the power consumption of software. The two IT experts Julian Kipka and Nicolas Wellmann, together with a small team, have created a tool for this purpose. It measures how much power a program consumes. A minimal version is...

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Company

MWC 2024: Deutsche Telekom was once again in the spotlight

The Mobile World Congress 2024 is over. Deutsche Telekom is delighted with record figures. Around 27.000 people visited its stand.

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Company

MWC 2024: Partners, Player, Prototypes

At the Mobile World Congress (MWC), Deutsche Telekom is showing how it is shaping today and how it envisions the everyday life of tomorrow.

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Company

Be excited about the MWC with us

The Mobile World Congress starts on February 26. At the trade fair Deutsche Telekom will be showing what technology it has in store for the world of today and tomorrow.

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