ASFINAG awards contract for Austrian central toll system

Austrian motorway operator ASFINAG has awarded T-Systems the contract to operate the country’s new central toll system, GO-Maut 2.0, including the IT systems for toll billing and around 230 sales outlets in Austria and abroad, as well 48 mobile control units. From early 2018, T-Systems will be responsible for preparing and analysing the data based on SAP and will run the hardware in its own maximum-security data centre in Vienna; the company will also be responsible for existing SAP and Oracle software.
August 10, 2016 Read time: 1 min
Austrian motorway operator 750 ASFINAG has awarded 7157 T-Systems the contract to operate the country’s new central toll system, GO-Maut 2.0, including the IT systems for toll billing and around 230 sales outlets in Austria and abroad, as well 48 mobile control units.

From early 2018, T-Systems will be responsible for preparing and analysing the data based on SAP and will run the hardware in its own maximum-security data centre in Vienna; the company will also be responsible for existing SAP and Oracle software. A dedicated team of specialists will adapt, enhance and modernise the existing applications.
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