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Thought Leadership

Sustainability is Driving All Industries – Transcript

August 17, 2023

Hi there, I am Conor Peick, a writer on the thought leadership team at Siemens Digital Industries Software. In this...

By Victoria Carlos

Connecting the virtual world with the real world to save millions on water distribution

August 13, 2023

Using executable digital twins to perfectly match supply and demand, reduce energy consumption and increase throughput based on connected physics-based...

By Chiel Verhoeven, Richard-Merrett

Thought Leadership

Sustainability in action: Why companies are prioritizing a greener future

The deadlines for many climate action goals are fast approaching. 2030 and 2040 no longer seem as far away as...

By Victoria Carlos, Conor Peick

Energy & Utilities

Four ways simulation software improves small and medium-sized energy businesses

(Updated July 25, 2023) Innovation is essential in today’s volatile and sustainability-focused energy industry, and small to medium-sized energy businesses...

By Justin Tuttle

Siemens Teamcenter part of the Microsoft Cloud for Manufacturing ISV designation

At its Microsoft Inspire event Tuesday, July 18, Microsoft announced that Siemens has been selected as a Microsoft Cloud for...

By Robert Lyons

Energy & Utilities

What do sustainable business practices mean for the energy industry?

Sustainability is the most talked about topic of our time. And for a good reason. From countries racing to meet...

By Amy Varghese

Energy & Utilities

Digital Lifecycle Excellence for mining

Our Digital Lifecycle Excellence (DLE) solution for the mining industry blends data management and digitalization.

By Justin Tuttle

Energy & Utilities

Digitalization for the mining industry

Over time, digital solutions are proving to be invaluable to the success of the mining industry.

By Justin Tuttle

How fast can you simulate a 45 MVA Power Transformer from production CAD import?

Simcenter 3D enables you to overcome CAD import bottlenecks in prepping an associative EMAG geometry. When combined with design rules through user-defined parameters, it is possible to automate a power transformer loss analysis workflow, that is responsive to design CAD changes.

By John Wanjiku, Jonathan Melvin