At the last ReThink event, Barbara Humpton, CEO at Siemens USA, delivered the keynote speech on Digital Transformation, exploring the digital factory at the intersection of technology, organizations, and leadership.

Listen as she dives into Siemens’ strategy, addressing five global megatrends: climate change, urbanization, aging populations, supply-chain complexities, and the digitalization of everything. As she sees it, the industrial tech sector will lead in bringing essential innovations to manufacturing through its ability to combine the real and digital worlds.

Siemens will achieve this through innovations with a key set of technologies—digital twin, artificial intelligence (AI), and software-defined automation—which will transform the everyday for everyone.

Interested in solutions in intralogistics? Find out more here: www.siemens.com/intralogistics

Beumer Group GRZ GmbH leveraged Siemens Tecnomatix Plant Simulation to optimize their pouch sorting systems. This allowed them to virtually design, test, and verify system performance and process strategies, significantly reducing investment risks and improving planning and commissioning times before physical implementation.

They chose Siemens for its strong digitalization and automation solutions, finding Tecnomatix Plant Simulation key for early-stage decision-making.

Managing Director Adrian Kachelmaier at Beumer claims that "Software support such as Tecnomatix Plant Simulation from Siemens substantially improves the efficiency of logistics systems.

Interested in solutions in intralogistics? Find out more here: www.siemens.com/intralogistics

In today’s industrial environment, achieving operational excellence, speed, and reliability depends on bridging the gap between the shop floor and top floor Edge computing is central to this journey, enabling real-time intelligence, low latency decision-making, and localized control where it matters most: directly at production sites.

Listen to CEO Diego Paccagnan from Aleph, Fabio Raffo, VP Business Development from EngX, and Sales Specialist Cristian Sartori from Siemens: they explore how Philip Morris International is using Edge AI to

·         Implement adaptive local production: This optimizes material flow by addressing constraints and bottlenecks through low-latency, closed-loop control directly on Edge Devices.

·         Enhance production transparency: High-frequency data is collected and contextualized at the machine or controller level, allowing for the detection of variations and benchmarking across different lines or plants.

Interested in AI-enabled solutions in intralogistics? Find out more here:www.siemens.com/intralogistics

A powerful engineering tool offers speed, efficiency, simplicity, and flexibility and – of course - the leveraging of new technologies like Industrial AI.

Flexible and efficient engineering concepts have been revolutionizing automation for several years, enabling companies to build adaptable, cost-effective, and future-proof systems. This approach was once a nice-to-have, but by now it is a must-have and essential to remain competitive in warehouse handling and intralogistics operations in an increasingly digital and rapidly changing industrial landscape.

In this webinar you will hear about how efficient engineering can help you shape the future of automation. Listen in and find out which engineering tools from Siemens are the right ones for your needs.

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How can we further enhance seamless interoperability between Eplan and Siemens? With the Industrial Copilot and its AI agents! In this interview, Sebastian Seitz, CEO of Eplan, and Rainer Brehm, CEO of Siemens Factory Automation, explore how AI agents are transforming electrical and automation engineering, unlocking new productivity levels, for example, by replacing manual work and enabling the step-by-step making of autonomous decisions to speed up and optimize processes in the industry. Listen to their discussion on how Industrial Copilots support humans along the industrial value chain. Interested in AI-enabled solutions in intralogistics? Find out more here: www.siemens.com/intralogistics

How can we further enhance seamless interoperability between Eplan and Siemens? With the Industrial Copilot and its AI agents!

In this interview, Sebastian Seitz, CEO of Eplan, and Rainer Brehm, CEO of Siemens Factory Automation, explore how AI agents are transforming electrical and automation engineering, unlocking new productivity levels, for example, by replacing manual work and enabling the step-by-step making of autonomous decisions to speed up and optimize processes in the industry. Listen to their discussion on how Industrial Copilots support humans along the industrial value chain.

Interested in AI-enabled solutions in intralogistics? Find out more here: www.siemens.com/intralogistics

As the complexity of products and production continues to increase, data intelligence is the answer. By becoming a Digital Enterprise, companies can combine the real and digital worlds and leverage the full power of Industrial AI enabling them to become adaptive, faster, and more sustainable.

Listen to Tsvetelina Nikolova, expert for Digital Enterprise at Siemens, on both how AI will change the industry forever and how Siemens as your trusted partner will support you on your digital journey to gain AI-driven insights into your processes for smarter decisions in the future.

Discover how the Siemens Logistics Center in Erlangen, Germany, the backbone of the global customer supply chain for Siemens drive technology components, updated its facilities. With smaller packages in different variations and the increased need for and expectations regarding productivity and speed, they had to rethink logistics.

By successively implementing newly available technologies, AI-powered automation helped to set up a pick-and-pack line that relies on algorithms and pattern recognition to increase capacity by 25% and become 125% more productive while saving 260 tons of CO2 per year.

In this panel discussion, Vivek Kaushil, Managing Director Global Head Siemens Business Group at Accenture, and Dr. Horst J. Kayser, CEO Factory Automation at Siemens, discuss how Manufacturing could look like in 2040 with software-defined Automation as a catalyst for Hyper-Automation.

Software -defined Automation breaks boundaries of traditional automation, e.g. via AI usage in dynamic line reconfiguration and AI-enhanced process control, optimizing physical process steps through virtual simulation and optimizing production output through visual inspection.

The partnership between Accenture and Siemens provides unique capabilities to deliver joint value for clients.

In this panel discussion, SEW-EURODRIVE, one of the world's leading specialists in drive technology, talks about testing the potential of Industrial 5G for future-proof intralogistics applications in an industrial environment. Dr. Eike Lyczkowski from SEW-EURODRIVE and Daniel Mai from Siemens will provide insights into the potential of 5G and show how 5G will change intralogistics.