An article by Claudia Nemat, Member of Deutsche Telekom Board of Management, Technology and Innovation, outlines the importance of realising technology is not an end in itself. She promotes a view that technology serves people – not the other way around. The opportunities presented by technology are not just for economic growth, but for a better quality of life for everyone.
Keywords: Explanations, ideas, and guidance on the societal applications of digital technology, Deutsche Telekom, Technology for people, Innovation
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