Smart Electronic Factory e.V.
New managing director on board
Christina Hild succeeds Maria Christina Bienek in her new position as Managing Director of SEF Smart Electronic Factory e.V. SEF Smart Electronic Factory e.V. has been supporting SMEs in the digital transformation since 2015.
In her new position at SEF, an Industry 4.0 initiative, Christina Hild has set herself the goal of focusing the association even more strongly on future topics such as digital sustainability. Together with the members, she would like to support SMEs in particular in overcoming the challenges of today and tomorrow - such as the procurement and energy crisis - through a digitalization strategy. Among other things, the manager has more than twenty years of experience as a sales manager in industry.
"There are two sides to the increasing digitalization in many areas of industry. Without a sustainable approach, it can lead to an increase in CO2 emissions. Digital sustainability, on the other hand, relies on technologies that reduce environmental impact and energy consumption. For example, with customized systems and optimized maintenance cycles, production can be leaner and more transparent, thus conserving resources. We want to develop and test more solutions for these tasks in the coming months," explains Christina Hild.
In her new position as Managing Director of SEF Smart Electronic Factory e.V., Christina Hild succeeds Maria Christina Bienek. SEF Smart Electronic Factory e.V. has been supporting SMEs in the digital transformation since 2015: through joint technological developments in the Industry 4.0 environment, participation in research projects and a lively exchange between members and with the public. The association brings together the expertise of companies with different specializations to create holistic digitalization solutions.
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