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The 'Modern Assembly' congress of the specialist medium handling will take place parallel to Motek in Stuttgart on October 8 and 9, 2019. It will showcase the current challenges facing the industry and offer solutions for modern concepts in companies.
read more...Figures for the first quarter of 2019
Siemens has announced its figures for the first quarter of 2019. While incoming orders set a new record, profits halved. The 'Digital Factory' and 'Process Industries and Drives' divisions recorded some of the strongest sales growth.
read more...The Siemens Group is once again giving itself a new structure - with only three instead of the previous five divisions and a division into 'Operating Companies' and 'Strategic Companies'.
read more...Handling technology / Digital twin
Siemens PLM Software and the gripper manufacturer Schunk are entering into an OEM partnership with the aim of simplifying entry into the world of simulation of handling solutions.
read more...Siemens has announced its figures for the second quarter of fiscal year 2018: Group-wide, comparable sales were on a par with the previous year. Broken down into the individual business units, 'Digital Factory' recorded the highest growth.
read more...Siemens - Q4 and full year 2017
Siemens has announced its figures for fiscal year 2017, which ended on September 30. The frontrunner in terms of turnover: the 'Digital Factory' division with an increase of 9% on a comparable basis - i.e. excluding currency translation and portfolio effects.
read more...Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser looked back on a strong first quarter at the 2017 Annual Shareholders' Meeting: although order intake fell, earnings exceeded the company's own expectations. The 'Digital Factory' division contributed to this in particular.
read more...Siemens PLM and Hewlett Packard
Together with Hewlett Packard (HP), Siemens PLM wants to advance 3D printing - from pure prototyping to a complete process for industrial production.
read more...Siemens is presenting an app for the consumer market for the first time: 'Catchbook' is designed to convert simple sketches into precise 2D designs. The software runs on all common operating systems and costs a maximum of 5.99 euros.
read more...Siemens has announced its figures for the first quarter of the new fiscal year: Order intake rose to €22.8 billion - an increase of 22% when adjusted for currency translation effects. The order backlog thus reached a new record level.
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