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\"We discussed how we can prevent business- and life-critical ICT failures across industries with a zero-defect strategy\"<\/p>\n

says Ferri Abolhassan, Managing Director of T-Systems.<\/p>

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\"Today, the existence of almost all companies depends on reliable information and communications technology. And only the highest level of quality sets innovations such as the self-driving car or medical interventions by robots in motion.<\/p>\n

But successful collaboration on these solutions can only work if there is a common quality standard and not everyone is cooking their own soup.\"<\/p>\n

That's why T-Systems wants to establish an association this year that will define and monitor a global industry standard for quality. Abolhassan and his team have already won the first major partners from the ICT industry.<\/p>\n

The new association is to commit to the zero-defect principle and develop common rules for quality management:<\/p>\n