At a glance
| Booth | Q5536 |
| Country | TW |
| Website | www.siemens.com.tw/di |
Company profile
Siemens Limited Taiwan traces Siemens' earliest presence in Taiwan to 1955, followed by establishment of a representative office in 1970 and the formal establishment of Siemens Limited Taiwan in 1989. A strategic alliance with Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs was signed in 1994, adding a formal milestone to the company's long-term presence in the market. Over subsequent decades, Siemens in Taiwan has served public and private sectors and many large and important medium-size companies across nearly all industries as a Trusted Technology Partner. The company describes 2013 through 2022 as its Golden Decade in Taiwan, with business growth averaging double Taiwan's GDP growth rate during that period. For fiscal 2022, Siemens states that it enabled customer success in digital transformation and sustainability. Its Taiwan strategy addresses industrial, city-infrastructure, energy and digital transformation through Smart Manufacturing for Industrie 4.0, Intelligent Infrastructure for City 4.0, Grid Edges for a sustainable energy future and Digitalized Mobility. Siemens states that it intends to remain a Trusted Technology Partner to Taiwan's public and private sectors while accelerating digital transformation and sustainable net-zero development. Digital Industries is described as an innovation and technology leader in industrial automation and digitalization, working closely with partners and customers in discrete and process industries. The business combines the physical world of automation with the digital world of information technology so that industrial customers can make better decisions and accelerate their transformation into Digital Enterprises. The Digital Industries portfolio is positioned as contributing to sustainable industrial innovation by connecting automation, software and information technology around customer value. Siemens states that 92% of Fortune 500 companies use its software and that 33% of machines worldwide operate with Siemens controllers. Siemens also presents itself as number 1 in industrial software and automation and emphasizes a partner ecosystem intended to accelerate innovation through collaboration.
Exhibits
The Digital Industries offering uses data to merge the physical and digital worlds, combining automation and information technology with artificial intelligence across industrial operations. Comprehensive digital twins allow customers to plan, simulate, predict and optimize products, production processes, machines and even complete factories in digital form. Software-defined everything is described as decoupling software from specific hardware through proven information-technology methods and enabling dynamic, data-driven operation across the value chain. Industrial artificial intelligence is applied across the value chain to accelerate innovation and product development, optimize production processes and support continuous data-driven improvement. The portfolio combines comprehensive digital twins, software-defined everything and industrial artificial intelligence to help customers make better decisions and accelerate transformation into AI-driven adaptive Digital Enterprises. A Digital Enterprise is described as collecting, understanding and using data while integrating and digitalizing product and production lifecycles with connected automation, digital twins, software-defined methods and industrial artificial intelligence. The industrial-metaverse approach digitally reproduces real products, machines, factories and buildings and combines cloud, edge computing, artificial intelligence and digital-twin technology to optimize processes and support sustainable practices. Cybersecurity is integrated into products, systems and operating processes through a multilayer defense-in-depth strategy combined with zero-trust principles. Connected automation is presented as an integrated automation portfolio in which automation components communicate and collaborate seamlessly to realize the potential of AI-driven processes. Data generated by automation and software is used to drive innovation, improve decision quality and help industries increase adaptability and sustainability. The broader digital-transformation approach integrates and digitalizes product and production lifecycles by combining the physical and digital worlds with a portfolio of solutions, expertise and industry knowledge. The partner ecosystem is intended to create innovation, new business models and added value for ecosystem participants, their customers and broader groups through faster and more efficient collaboration.
Capabilities and products
- comprehensive digital twins for products, processes, machines and factories
- industrial AI for production-process optimization
- software-defined operations with software/hardware decoupling
- industrial metaverse integrating cloud, edge, AI and digital twins
- zero-trust defense-in-depth industrial cybersecurity
- integrated connected-automation solutions
- industrial automation and digitalization