Every product
Whether it is a container, cleaning robot, car or another important business asset, almost any product can be connected.
Anywhere
Connected products are often on the move around the globe and out of sight, yet you always know exactly where they are and how they are doing.
Anytime
Deutsche Telekom’s IoT network is exceptionally reliable. It keeps connected products online 24/7, ensuring they are always reachable.
Always best connected with T IoT
Strategy Guide for Smart Connected Products
Connected around the world with the Internet of Things
Our reference stories
Hepro Care: Reliable IoT connectivity for the healthcare sector
The Swedish health tech company Hepro Care (formerly Zafe Care Systems) connects its care alarms and sensors via Deutsche Telekom’s global mobile network – ensuring maximum reliability and flexibility when choosing a network operator.
CreevX: Using IoT to combat Legionella in water
The Northern Irish start-up CreevX automates Legionella prevention in commercial buildings – using IoT sensors, automatic flushing and Telekom’s global connectivity.
BIOTRONIK: Saving lives around the world with IoT
Using IoT, data from BIOTRONIK's pacemakers and defibrillators is transmitted daily to over 5,000 hospitals and physician offices worldwide. In an emergency, on-site help is never far away.
Controlant: End-to-end visibility in pharmaceutical supply chains
With the Saga Card and Telekom IoT, Controlant ensures full transparency in pharmaceutical logistics: real-time data on temperature, location, and packaging safeguards medications — from production to patient. The result: less waste and greater trust.
Still curious? Find out more:
Digital, connected, healthy: How IoT is making a difference in healthcare
The retail sector is facing a digital transformation.Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are transforming traditional shops into smart, connected spaces, opening up new possibilities and opportunities for both retailers and customers. Find out more in this article!
Why global players now need global IoT networks
Connected implants that function globally and connected cars that have worldwide reception: two examples of the current demands placed on mobile network operators.
