Skip to content

Digital Cookbook

Toggle menu

About
Concepts
- Cookbook
- Series
- Canvas
- Methodology
Events
Insights
- Practitioner
- Charts
Blog
Contact

Guest Authors: Digital Transformation pioneers

Achim Baumstark studied computer science and began his career at Andersen Consulting and Debis Systemhaus. After 10 years of professional experience with major transformation projects in various industries, Achim moved to Daimler AG, where he assumed responsibility for parts of the IT landscape in the Financial Services Division. Since 2009, he has been working for insurance companies in Switzerland, initially with Zurich Insurance, then Helsana AG and, since April 2017, has been responsible for IT at Helvetia Versicherungen AG. — Achim Baumstark

Aiden Curran has worked in the IT arena for more than 20 years, holding various technical leadership positions. He has worked for private, government and public sector organisations. Aiden is a driven and energetic individual who possesses both technical and business acumen. In addition, he is SOX certified and possesses numerous security certifications. Over the years, he has been involved in multiple large-scale projects ranging from data centre roll-outs and virtualisation initiatives to IP telephony architecture design and implementation. — Aiden Curran

Alexander von Boguszewski has been engrossed in digital technology since the beginning of the millennium. After his studies in computer science and economics, he worked as an IT consultant in areas across the tech sphere, mostly in system integration and process digitalisation. — Alexander von Boguszewski

Alexandru Cozma has been managing, overseeing and delivering large-scale IT projects and consulting initiatives for the past 10 years. His primary focus lies on combining well-established value creation methods with disruptive ideas and working culture to achieve win-win situations for his stakeholders. He is currently in charge of delivering multiple IT projects within DB Systel, the IT integrator of Deutsche Bahn, including profit and loss responsibility. Alexandru also teaches university classes in project management for the University of Applied Sciences in Aschaffenburg, Germany. — Alexandru Cozma

Andreas Keller is Enterprise Architect in the CIO Department at DB Systel GmbH. He graduated in computer science in 2007 and completed an MBA in 2011. Andreas started his professional career in 2004 at EDS (Electronic Data Systems), which was acquired by HP in 2009. During this time, Andreas experienced from the inside many international companies in the automotive, aviation, communication and steel sectors due to his consultancy work. He participated in various projects in versatile roles (e.g. developer, lead architect) before he went to DB Systel GmbH in 2014. — Andreas Keller

Andreas W. Neumann holds a doctorate in economics, a diploma in technomathematics and an MSc in mathematics and statistics. He works as a management consultant for major enterprises in the field of digital transformation and data analytics across industries, with a focus on financial services. Andreas is the author of the book ‘Recommender Systems for Information Providers: Designing Customer Centric Paths to Information’. He lives in Zurich, Switzerland. — Andreas W. Neumann

Carsten Sensler works as a digital transformation advisor across various industries. Before he became Vice President for Architecture, Technology and Operations at a strategic business unit of Deutsche Telekom AG, he was a Group Enterprise Architect responsible for the design and international alignment of the corporate target architecture. In 2014, he left Deutsche Telekom and founded his own company, ArtOfArc. — Carsten Sensler

Christof Mascher holds an MA in philosophy from the University of Vienna and a doctorate degree in law from the University of Innsbruck. He has been Group COO for Allianz SE since September 2009. Prior to assuming his current role, he was a member of the Board of Management of Allianz Deutschland AG and COO (2006–2010). From 2000 to 2005, he was a member of the Board of Management of Allianz Elementar in Austria, and served as the business’s CFO and COO. Between 1993 and 2000, he held various leadership positions at Allianz Elementar. — Christof Mascher

Christoph Burtscher has master’s degrees in international business and information management and received a doctorate in governance from Henley Business School, where he is still a visiting fellow. He is a digital change leader and held roles as CIO at Winterthur Czech Republic, Director of IT Governance at AVIS, Head of Corporate and IS Governance at thetrainline.com, and Director of Strategy at The LateRooms Group, Director of Strategic Change and Digital at Yodel. He is currently the Head of Group Transformation Practice at Co-op Group, responsible for the company-wide change delivery capability for the transformation. — Christoph Burtscher

Christoph Jordi has more than 20 years of business experience in holding executive functions and leading global change, product development and M&A projects in the financial services industry. In 2010 he was promoted to Global Head of Organisation Development at AXA, focusing on HR metrics, culture change, employer branding, workforce planning and employee insight. In 2012, back in Switzerland, he founded the strategy consultancy firm DoD!fferent, which delivers strategic support on people management, employer branding, culture change and innovation. — Christoph Jordi

Christoph Tonk holds a degree in information systems from the Technical University of Ilmenau. Over the last 10 years he has worked as an enterprise architect in the telecommunications, automotive and insurance industries, where he has played a crucial architectural role and steered fundamental transformation projects. Through this, he has become a leading SOA and EAM expert specialising in the definition, development and implementation of target architectures. He currently works for a global insurance company where he is helping transform the organisation and IT landscape into a digital enterprise. — Christoph Tonk

Dieter Timmermann has worked for more than 30 years in executive management positions as CIO and CFO after his studies in economics. He has led global transformation initiatives for Unilever, Kraft General Foods, Braun AG, Gillette, Bombardier Transportation, and Zurich Financial Services. Alongside those change initiatives, he conducted process standardisation and implemented off-the-shelf software solutions. Dieter is married, has two children, and lives in Buchholz, near Hamburg in Germany. — Dieter Timmermann

Dirk Slama has more than 20 years of experience in international IT and IoT projects. He is co-author of four best-selling books, including ‘Enterprise SOA’, ‘Enterprise BPM’, and ‘Enterprise IoT’. As Chief Alliance Officer of Bosch Software Innovations, he helps shape the company’s IoT ecosystem. Dirk holds a diploma degree in computer science from the Technical University Berlin, as well as an MBA from IMD Lausanne. — Dirk Slama

Dominik Deiters has master’s degrees in innovation management and entrepreneurship, and business administration. He is a digital native who founded Erdbeerlounge.de – the largest publisher/independent media portal for women in Germany. Currently, he works as a consultant for digital transformation at AXXCON GmbH & Co KG and supports enterprises seeking to orient themselves in times of digital disruption. He helps companies to drive digital transformation by developing strategies and new business models, using the full portfolio of digital transformation and innovation management. — Dominik Deiters

Elmar Barzen, currently General Manager DACH at Prima Solutions, holds a diploma in computer science and has 20 years of leadership experience in sales, marketing and service teams in the IT industry. Elmar was a senior manager at Siemens and Director of Sales and Business Development. Since 2006 he has been an entrepreneur working as a consultant and coach for operations, management and sales, providing digital transformation consulting services, which include digitisation strategies and roadmaps for service-oriented architectures and service-oriented organisations. — Elmar Barzen

Falk Uebernickel is an associate professor at the University of St. Gallen, one of Europe´s leading universities for strategy and management. He is also managing partner of ITMP AG. He started his professional Design Thinking career in 2008 with projects at a financial service provider. Furthermore, he teaches Design Thinking to master’s-level students at Stanford University and conducts executive lectures at companies. He has also worked globally in industries such as banking, insurance, automotive, sports, and pharmaceuticals on over 80 projects. — Falk Uebernickel

Frank Deininger worked as a management consultant for different clients in a variety of markets before he joined DB Systel. During his career he has constantly focused on optimisation of business processes and the underlying IT processes and systems. Currently, Frank is the Project Manager of Managed Environment. — Frank Deininger

Frank Kaminsky works in the field of data management and analytics. Starting as a developer and database administrator, he experienced the field from the ground up before taking on management responsibility for creating enterprise data warehouses and analytical systems for marketing, sales, risk and finance for different global financial services organisations. As CTO of his first start-up, he created market-leading applications to fight money laundering. Today, Frank is Managing Partner at Integration Alpha, a Zurich-based fintech start-up focusing on market surveillance. — Frank Kaminsky

Frank Wammes holds an MBA in international marketing. He has worked in the IT industry for over 20 years and has managed different business units within Capgemini and other businesses in the SAP and digital industries in the Netherlands. With his passion for innovation and technology, he has become one of the key thought leaders at Capgemini with regard to business innovation through technology. He currently works as CTO for Capgemini Europe, in which he is responsible for driving the innovation agenda for Capgemini itself and acting as trusted advisor for major clients. — Frank Wammes

Frederic Dutreuil is currently Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Prima Solutions. He has strong hands-on expertise in insurance positioning and marketing, and has handled complex enterprise software sales for large insurance companies worldwide. Frederic is proficient at many levels, reaching from C-level presentation and negotiation to technical implementation. During his time in Europe, mainly France, the UK and Germany, and also in Asia, where he spent four years in Singapore and some time in China, Frederic gained valuable international experience. — Frederic Dutreuil

Frederik Schrempp holds a Master of Mathematics degree from the University of Bath. After having worked, studied and lived in the UK for seven years, he is now working as a senior business consultant for msg systems ag. Here, he focuses on IT integration consulting in national and international projects for several major insurance and reinsurance companies. As a team lead and product specialist, he has contributed to large-scale software integration projects including sales, requirements engineering, implementation, integration and migration. Currently he works in the field of enterprise architecture. — Frederik Schrempp

Georg Hess is a serial entrepreneur with a diploma in physics and a PhD in mathematics. He co-founded two software companies in Germany and led them as CEO through several rounds of venture capital financing to successful acquisition by large US-based corporations. He has a proven track record of positioning and repositioning innovative tech start-ups in regional and global markets and of rapidly growing organisational structures. He spent over 10 years in the IT security industry and currently focuses on all aspects of cyber security, in particular implementation of ‘zero trust’ architectures. — Georg Hess

Hans-Peter Birneder studied information technology and worked for more than 15 years as CIO at Bosch Security Systems, EMS Chemie, Schaffner EMV and Sanitas Troesch. He has focused during this time on process standardisation and implementation of ERP software, such as SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Navision and IFS. Alongside these activities, he has focused on major quality and efficiency improvements. Transformation initiatives have become more and more important recently – such as the implementation of paperless archives, eShops or mobile apps. He lives in Balsthal, near Zurich in Switzerland. — Hans-Peter Birneder

Herbjörn Wilhelmsen is an independent consultant working out of Stockholm, Sweden. As a true visionary, he focuses on business-driven IT, architecture and digital leadership. He helps clients in multiple lines of business steer through a constantly changing environment without getting lost in hype or conflicting business needs. Herbjörn is equally adept at working at strategic and operational levels and is a firm believer that culture is the most important factor in adapting to change. He is a public speaker and has authored several books and articles. — Herbjörn Wilhelmsen

Ian Coyne holds a postgraduate certificate in international management and an executive MBA from ENPC Paris. He spent his early career as a consultant at KPMG, where he dealt with transformation at large clients through technology and process change. The last five years have been spent at one of the leading global executive search firms, Russell Reynolds Associates, where he works with CEOs and executive teams to drive culture change through people and data. Furthermore, he is a published author on the topic of change management in business. — Ian Coyne

Jost Becker is founder and Managing Director of binaere bauten gmbh – a consulting company focused on software architecture and IT solutions. He earned his MSc in computer science from Christian-Albrechts-Universität, Kiel, in 1997, having accumulated almost 10 years of professional experience at that point. He started as a developer of enterprise IT solutions in the finance sector, became a project manager, and finally self-employed. He always emphasises simplicity as a sign of quality in engineering and likes to see the Bauhaus principles as role model even for emerging IT sciences. — Jost Becker

Julie Dent has more than 30 years of travel industry experience working in travel agency management, information technology, consultancy, airline product management, and marketing and program management. During her 25-year career at Sabre, she has managed globally dispersed teams across various time zones and has experience working with team members from culturally diverse backgrounds while based in the UK and the USA. Julie has a passion for being ‘customer connected’, understanding market needs and delivering software solutions to solve market problems. — Julie Dent

Jürgen Glag has worked in specialist, consulting and line managing roles in several industries, such as steel trading, retail, insurance, third-party vendors of data management software, and financial services, after completing his university studies in mathematics and physics with a master’s degree. With his profound methodological skills and long-term practical experience in project and programme management, master data management, data governance, data quality, and solution architecture and design, he supports his clients in both regulatory and business development projects. — Jürgen Glag

Jürgen Hemmer graduated in 1990 from the Technical University of Dortmund as an engineer in steel construction. He has been working in the telecommunications industry for more than 15 years in the different IT realisation phases – service strategy, service design, and service transition. He worked in roles such as Requirements Engineer, Project Lead, Program Manager, Strategist and Business Architect. For the past three years he has been supporting clients in developing strategies for digitalisation and realising digital transformation projects. — Jürgen Hemmer

Léon Smiers works as a Solution Architect for Capgemini in the Netherlands, where he is one of the leading specialists for Oracle Technology and Architecture. He has done a lot of work and research in the field of integration and new technologies and architectures, such as SOA, BPM, Case Management, RFID, cloud and chatbots, on which he has written articles and presented at international conferences. Furthermore, he successfully published ‘Oracle Case Management Solutions’ and ‘The CORA model – An IT Application Reference Architecture’. — Léon Smiers

Mamoon Yunus is visionary in API, cloud and XML-based technologies. As the founder of Forum Systems, Yunus pioneered API Security Gateways and Firewalls with the only granted patent for XML network appliances. For over 15 years, he has spearheaded award-winning API and XML security products. Yunus holds two graduate degrees in engineering from MIT and a BSME from Georgia Institute of Technology. Yunus enjoys playing squash and running computations on GPUs. — Mamoon Yunus

Marc Roman Franke is a project leader in the Technology Advantage practice of The Boston Consulting Group. He earned a PhD in business information systems from the ESCP Europe Business School, a postgraduate diploma in accounting from the Griffith University, and a Dipl.-Ing. from the Technical University of Berlin. Marc advises clients from across industry on defining and executing their digital transformation – to build the Chief Digital Officer organisation of the future – and on IT strategy development. He is also the product owner for BCG’s Digital Acceleration Index. — Marc R. Franke

Marcel Nickler holds a degree in actuarial mathematics. He is a partner at the management and technology consultancy BearingPoint and a member of their Global Management Committee. Marcel likes dealing with innovation and digital transformation, and strongly believes in the power of values, as they substantially drive people’s behaviour. He invests his personal time into the empowerment and development of people and teams. Over 16 years in consulting, he has served as a strategic advisor to multinational institutions and market leaders, mainly in the financial services industry. — Marcel Nickler

Mario A. Brückner graduated in 2004 from the Ruhr University Bochum and Unity College Cork in business management and economics. Starting as a management consultant, he focused on controlling, finance and IT topics. Mario was responsible for steering and managing projects and programmes mainly for DAX 30 companies in Europe. In 2010, he graduated from the ESSEC Business School Paris-Singapore. In his current position for a major German company, he is responsible for corporate strategy and integrates trend scouting, digitalisation and innovation management. — Mario A. Brückner

Matilda Anello-Gaudiza holds a doctorate degree in economic informatics, an MBA in international strategic management, and a master’s degree in business psychology. She has over 30 years of executive experience, leading global change in the financial and pharmaceutical industry. Transforming global organisations digitally, analysing customer and market behaviour, and gaining profound skills in enterprise architecture, Matilda built the foundation of her own business be-2-act, delivering strategic support on people management, employer branding, culture change and innovation. — Matilda Anello-Gaudiza

Michael Bitar holds a master’s degree in economics from the University of Zurich and an executive master’s degree in business engineering from the University of St. Gallen. He is Head of Procurement at Bank Julius Baer in Zurich with global responsibility for all sourcing activities within the bank. Prior to joining Julius Baer, he was CPO of AXA Switzerland. Before focusing on sourcing, he managed the IT support functions within Winterthur Insurance for 11 years, being responsible for IT finance, project portfolio management, process management, organisational development and the outsourced data centre. — Michael Bitar

Michael Braun has worked for the Wüstenrot & Württembergische Group in various positions since studying economics at the University of Hohenheim, mostly in projects concerning the interface between IT and business. As a certified business architect, he advised on the digitisation agenda for the insurance business segment and helped shape the foundations for establishing a service-oriented architecture within the group. He is currently coordinating and managing digitisation projects in the sales department at Württembergische Versicherung AG. — Michael Braun

Nicolai Hanner studied industrial engineering and management at the Berlin Institute of Technology. He then worked as a consultant and researcher in the field of information systems for several years. He has pursued various projects around business model innovation, digital products (such as video games) and digital transformation. Alongside this, he has published many articles at scientific conferences and in journals. He holds a PhD in engineering information systems. He currently works as a consultant for ITMP. He perceives himself to be a digital native and lives in Berlin. — Nicolai Hanner

Nicole Cienskowski has an MSc in industrial and network economics with a focus on healthcare management. She wrote her thesis for the Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin on the subject of mobile patient visits. Since 2014, she has been working as a consultant for Capgemini. Nicole mainly advises health insurance companies on digital strategies and products. She is a member of the Bertelsmann Stiftung 30-person expert network, which addresses the digitalisation of healthcare in Germany. As a digital native, Nicole is passionate about disruptive business models. — Nicole Cienskowski

Oliver Kempkens is MD of ITMP Deutschland GmbH, the German branch of the Swiss consultancy ITMP AG, which focuses on Design Thinking and Strategy by Design consulting. Until summer 2015, he was the Global Lead for Workspace Renewal and Co-Lead of Design Thinking Implementation. His jobs were to find the right creative environment (workspace) and to facilitate 22,500 people applying Design Thinking. Before he joined ITMP, he was a director at the US executive search firm Russell Reynolds Associates. — Oliver Kempkens

Patrik Kasper studied chemistry at the ETH in Zürich. After completing his PhD on computational chemistry, he spent over 17 years of his professional life in various software engineering and consulting companies as consultant, project manager and agile coach. Furthermore he has led teams of project managers, agile coaches, requirement engineers and test managers for over 11 years. He is currently Head of Agile Consulting and Project Management at ti&m AG, and is leading and coaching agile transformations for several important and large companies. — Patrik Kasper

Peter Büdding has worked as a process consultant in the utilities sector since his studies in business economics. His main focus is the implementation of processes according to regulatory requirements. He also ensures consistent implementation of IT systems in utility companies and respective interfaces within the ecosystem. Furthermore, Peter conducts standardisation of market communication and ensures cross-system data consistency. Peter lives in Dusseldorf, Germany. — Peter Büdding

Ramin Niroumand is the co-founder and Managing Director of FinLeap, a Berlin-based company builder specialising in fintech. The company’s objective is to support start-ups in establishing sustainable, customer-centric and technology-driven businesses. FinLeap provides entrepreneurs with €0.5 million to €5 million in seed funding and access to a strong network of investors. Previous to FinLeap, Ramin consulted at over 20 international banks as a consultant at Deloitte and was Lead Innovation Manager at DKB. — Ramin Niroumand

Roland Tritsch leads the engineering division at Nitro and helps large Fortune 500 companies go through their digital transformation programmes by making documents smarter. He is passionate about software engineering as a craft and likes to build scalable solutions that make users smile. Before Nitro, Roland was VP Engineering at Gilt Groupe, where he led the build-out of their Dublin engineering team. Before Gilt, Roland spent nine years at IONA Technologies, where he managed the EMEA services operation. He has also held roles as CTO, Chief Architect and Chief Open Source Strategist. — Roland Tritsch

Sandra Opdahl has more than 25 years of travel industry leadership experience, primarily in the airline operations area for an award-winning airline. Her passion for quality customer service, in conjunction with her focus on process improvement, contributed to the airline winning multiple back-to-back service-related awards while maintaining financial responsibility. Sandra continues to focus her energies on identifying and enabling ways for airlines to provide a superior customer experience that differentiates them from the competition. — Sandra Opdahl

Sharm Manwani is Executive Professor of IT Leadership at Henley Business School. He has extensive prior experience as a multinational CIO, led several business and IT transformations, primarily in the consumer goods industry, and is the author of ‘IT Enabled Business Change’, which is aligned to a professional qualification. Currently, he leads professional development programmes in business design and enterprise architecture, including a European multi-business school collaboration. He is also conducting research with McKinsey into enterprise architecture and its contribution to digital transformation. — Sharm Manwani

Steffen Krotsch holds an engineering degree in information technology, an MBA from Insead and a doctorate degree in business administration. He has been Head of Sales Allianz Segment and Partnerships for Allianz Worldwide Partners S.A.S. since October 2016. Prior to assuming his current role, he was Head of Innovation for Allianz Worldwide Partners S.A.S. and Director of Operations for Allianz Deutschland AG. Before joining Allianz in 2009, he worked at Dresdner Bank AG and Andersen Consulting/Accenture. — Steffen Krotsch

Thomas Heimann is a graduate computer scientist. His career began in the savings bank industry, where he worked as a software engineer, enterprise architect and group leader. Since 2000, he has worked for Capgemini in various roles and different industries in the context of IT architecture. In addition, he was temporarily responsible for marketing in Germany. During this time, he took over the responsibility for the Capgemini IT Trends study. Thomas is currently working for a large public-sector organisation providing advice on IT strategy, enterprise architecture and innovation management. — Thomas Heimann

Thomas Labryga is a director at a venture capital firm specialising in investments in digital growth-stage companies. Previously, he was a management consultant with a focus on reorganisation, finance and strategy in the energy industry. In this role, he was responsible for the development of national-level energy strategies, reorganisations and project management of one of the largest initial public offerings in Germany. Thomas holds a master’s degree in international business with a focus on finance and strategy from Maastricht University. — Thomas Labryga

Thomas Rischbeck is the Managing Partner of ITMC, a Swiss-based partner network. With ITMC, he helps clients achieve success in digital leadership – based on sound strategy and enterprise architecture. His vision is the closed loop between business and IT. Thomas has more than ten years of experience in IT strategy development and execution. He is passionate about research in SOA and related middleware technologies and also the author of three books, including a published dissertation and the ‘SOA Design Patterns’ book. — Thomas Rischbeck

Thomas Wüst studied information technology at the ETH in Zurich and has been engaged in IT consulting, software engineering and project settlement for over 30 years. In 2005 he founded ti&m AG and since then has led the company as CEO. From 2002 to the beginning of 2005 he was Executive Director of sd&m AG Switzerland. Before 2005, he built the application development area as business unit leader of a Swiss consulting agency for six years. He started his professional career as a software engineer and later worked as project manager at UBS AG in the risk management section. — Thomas Wüst

Torsten Beyer holds an MSc in computer sciences. He has been working in the IT industry for more than 25 years and has managed IT companies and consulting businesses throughout the last 15 years. Having worked in software, services and consulting, selling hardware is the only IT discipline he has never done. He currently works as a partner at AXXCON GmbH & Co KG. Torsten helps companies implement digital change by supporting senior management when it comes to making the tough choices: make vs. buy, priority setting, where to focus investment, and developing programmes for executing change. — Torsten Beyer

Torsten Winterberg holds degrees in electrical engineering, in computer science and in business administration and recently completed his training as Business Coach. He has more than 20 years of experience in designing and building complex enterprise applications and leads the business development and innovation team at OPITZ CONSULTING Germany. This includes the digital innovation lab OC|lab, which deals with proofs of concept around digitalisation, as well as the innovation competence centres for IoT, big data, cloud and modern clients. Torsten is author of several publications, speaks at international conferences and is responsible for the SOA/BPM/IoT topics in the DOAG - Oracle development community. — Torsten Winterberg

Walter Saffrich-Ueberle has been working as a developer and consultant for more than 25 years in several industries and financial service providers. Walter studied mathematics and psychology. Today he works as a business analyst at Wüstenrot & Württembergische with the task of conveying the information needs of the business into IT. He has long-term practical experience in designing business models. In his projects, he uses new and visual tools for strategy and innovation, such as the Business Model Canvas. — Walter Saffrich-Ueberle

Search for: 82254

Newsletter

Get a sneak preview on a chapter of your choice from our new book by subscribing to our newsletter.

NEW Release

PURCHASE

Who we are

We are a consortium of experts, practitioners, pioners and high-level executives with decades of experience in large corporations. We are familiar with the way how those enterprises innovate and firmly believe that digitisation is the greatest upheaval which society and the economy have witnessed ever.

Get in Touch

Engerstr. 21, 40235 Düsseldorf

+49 (163) 5723944

contact@digital-cookbook.com

Navigation

Contact
Transformation Experts
Change Concepts
Disruption Events
Business Insights
Strategy Blog
Imprint
Privacy Policy
Cookie Policy (EU)
Terms & Conditions

Manage Cookie Consent

To provide the best experiences, we use technologies like cookies to store and/or access device information. Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behavior or unique IDs on this site. Not consenting or withdrawing consent, may adversely affect certain features and functions. Please note, that closing is equal to a full opt-out, which means that you will continue on the website with necessary cookies only.

Functional Functional Always active

The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.

Preferences Preferences

The technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate purpose of storing preferences that are not requested by the subscriber or user.

Statistics Statistics

The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes. The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes. Without a subpoena, voluntary compliance on the part of your Internet Service Provider, or additional records from a third party, information stored or retrieved for this purpose alone cannot usually be used to identify you.

Marketing Marketing

The technical storage or access is required to create user profiles to send advertising, or to track the user on a website or across several websites for similar marketing purposes.

View preferences

{title} {title} {title}