Media kit Smart City

In the run-up to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, we want to explain complex technical topics in easy terms. In today’s focus: Smart City.

Christian is annoyed by finding no parking space. In the future cars will talk to free parking lots directly to make the city smarter. The latest episode of Netzgeschichten is about the internet of things and could contain dog content.

Our cities are swelling, busses and trains are totally crowded and the search for parking is becoming more and more difficult. Apps, intelligent trash cans and traffic management systems are meant to make life in large cities more environmentally friendly, easier and better. The #Netzgeschichten are about how Smart Cities will help us in the future.

Markus Keller, Head of Deutsche Telekom Smart Cities, introduces the Co-Creation Toolbox, Smart Cities App and City Tree.

Sign up, apply for a driver's license, register a car - appointments that must be done in the city. And these are often associated with long waiting times. Why is there no app for doing this conveniently from home or on the go? It will be there soon! Christian finds out how the Smart City app looks exactly and how it can make our lives easier.

High resolution pictures on Smart City for your media publication.

Deutsche Telekom enhances urban life and supports cities with digital transformation – all across Europe.

The Internet of things becomes part of our everyday life.

Connecting the dots for smarter cities and regions.

From efficient streetlights to intelligent parking systems, Deutsche Telekom is a leading provider of “smart city” solutions. We spoke with Ralf Nejedl, Senior Vice President of B2B and ICT at Deutsche Telekom, about the groundbreaking urban services made possible by combining European Union financing with our innovative applications.

Smart and economical: that's how urban planners imagine the city of the future – and are already testing connected smart city solutions today. A closer look.

Co-Creation – a tool for new challenges