Ansgar Siebert

Ansgar Siebert currently serves as Senior Manager of Strategic Procurement for the Electronic Workplace at Deutsche Lufthansa AG, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the airline's digital transformation and IT infrastructure strategy. In this capacity, Ansgar oversees complex procurement projects focused on IT infrastructure “as a Service,” including IT outsourcing, managed cloud solutions, managed end-user computing, and network services such as WAN, LAN, and voice communications. His expertise in provider management and contract design ensures that Lufthansa secures optimal service levels and cost efficiencies while maintaining high standards of security and compliance in a highly regulated industry.

Ansgar’s strategic approach involves leveraging his deep knowledge of cloud computing, managed services, and unified communications to drive innovative solutions that enhance operational agility and customer experience. His proficiency in contract negotiation and claim management ensures robust vendor relationships and mitigates risks associated with large-scale IT outsourcing initiatives. Additionally, his experience with M2M (machine-to-machine) communications and mobile connectivity supports Lufthansa’s efforts to integrate IoT and digital solutions across its operations.

Key projects under his leadership include the deployment of managed cloud platforms to streamline IT operations, the implementation of enterprise content management systems for improved data governance, and the rollout of agile procurement processes to accelerate project delivery. Ansgar’s skills in solution selling, business development, and channel partner management enable him to align procurement strategies with Lufthansa’s broader digital transformation goals. His expertise in enterprise content management and unified communications further supports Lufthansa’s commitment to a seamless, efficient, and secure electronic workplace environment, positioning the airline at the forefront of innovation in the aviation industry.