Siemens Mobility: we don’t sell anything anymore that isn’t future-proof

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Every piece of hardware that leaves the factory floor at Siemens Mobility should be future-proof and ready to collect data, ceo Michael Peter said at a press briefing last week. On the company side too, everything is in place to gather and process that data for further improvements.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

Former Chief Editor of RailTech.com

1 comment op “Siemens Mobility: we don’t sell anything anymore that isn’t future-proof”

bönström bönström|12.07.22|10:37

Hm…, supposed it is, that the offered, for “optimised” and “maximised”, etc., is achieved by sophisticated Big Data? A paradox, then it is, that current devastating congestion, at global supply chains, just has appeared during era of digitalisation?…
Low lcc industry of railways will not be, until, infrastructure, proves robust and resilient, thus “future proof”!
With basics provided, low risk service will be rendered, the handsomely rewarded by willingly paying ware owners, etc., etc.

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Siemens Mobility: we don’t sell anything anymore that isn’t future-proof

Image: Siemens Mobility

Every piece of hardware that leaves the factory floor at Siemens Mobility should be future-proof and ready to collect data, ceo Michael Peter said at a press briefing last week. On the company side too, everything is in place to gather and process that data for further improvements.

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Author: Nick Augusteijn

Former Chief Editor of RailTech.com

1 comment op “Siemens Mobility: we don’t sell anything anymore that isn’t future-proof”

bönström bönström|12.07.22|10:37

Hm…, supposed it is, that the offered, for “optimised” and “maximised”, etc., is achieved by sophisticated Big Data? A paradox, then it is, that current devastating congestion, at global supply chains, just has appeared during era of digitalisation?…
Low lcc industry of railways will not be, until, infrastructure, proves robust and resilient, thus “future proof”!
With basics provided, low risk service will be rendered, the handsomely rewarded by willingly paying ware owners, etc., etc.

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