CPQ specialist encoway has moved into its new headquarters in Bremen, which will serve as an innovation center, and is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a study. Where will we be in five years?
ABP has its German headquarters in the port of Dortmund, from where goods are shipped worldwide. Since introducing its first induction furnace in 1903, it has been one of the technology leaders. ABP is also well positioned in de-risking.
Artificial intelligence (AI) can help to control complex processes with many variables. It therefore serves as an efficient navigation system in both production and personnel resource planning.
Intralogistics specialist Jungheinrich is breaking new ground in the production of material handling equipment. The company is defining more efficient models using data from a telematics box and data analysis.
With the digital tools and networked machines of "smart farming", farmers will be able to produce food even more efficiently and in a more environmentally friendly way. Rauch is helping them to do so.
With 90 trainees and students out of around 700 employees, G. Kraft Maschinenbau from Rietberg in East Westphalia has a far above-average training rate.
Manufacturers of measuring and grinding machines are using a new interface standard in tool production. This increases process reliability and eliminates the need for time-consuming programming of individual interfaces.
The global market leader for ventilators, ebm-papst, is struggling with falling sales figures. Innovations are to allow the core business to flourish again.
The hundred-year-old Walther Spritz- und Lackiersysteme GmbH has advanced into a leading system manufacturer. Producing innovative production techniques and a modern online presence, it is equipped well for the future.
