Siemens - Changes in the Managing Board
Successor to Siegfried Russwurm appointed
As part of the implementation of 'Vision 2020', the Siemens Group is restructuring its Managing Board. Among other things, Roland Busch was appointed as the new CTO and successor to Siegfried Russwurm on December 1.
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- Siemens AG Erlangen
- Memory program control (PLC)
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- Pump drives
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