Deutsche Telekom had 12 patents in cloud during Q4 2023. The patents filed by Deutsche Telekom AG in Q4 2023 focus on methods and systems for efficient data query processing, network resource allocation through virtualization, geospatial data processing and visualization, charging systems for service delivery, and network slice security protection for user equipment. These innovations aim to enhance network efficiency, data management, and security measures within the telecommunications industry. GlobalData’s report on Deutsche Telekom gives a 360-degreee view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Deutsche Telekom grant share with cloud as a theme is 50% in Q4 2023. Grant share is based on the ratio of number of grants to total number of patents.
Recent Patents
Application: Methods and systems for querying data within a geographical boundary using a query tool (Patent ID: US20230418847A1)
The patent filed by Deutsche Telekom AG describes a method and system for generating query visualizations based on parameters related to a data query and location information describing a geographic boundary. The method involves transmitting a request from a client application at a workstation to an export service application, which communicates with a geospatial database to convert the parameters into query parameters compatible with the database. The export service application then generates a database query, transmits it to the geospatial database, receives the query result, and presents a query visualization at the workstation, indicating various types of data queried by the user within the specified geographic boundary. The system includes components such as a geospatial database, processors, memory, and the export service application, which work together to facilitate the generation of query visualizations based on user queries and geographic boundaries.
The method and system outlined in the patent enable users to interact with a geospatial database to retrieve data based on specific parameters and geographic boundaries, ultimately generating visual representations of the queried data. Users can select geographic boundaries either through user-defined inputs or pre-defined options, with the system converting these selections into query parameters for the database. The query visualization is presented in a human-viewable format, providing users with a visual indication of the data queried within the specified geographic boundary. Additionally, the system allows for the transmission of query results to external applications for further visualization, enhancing the usability and flexibility of the overall data querying process.
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