The technologies we need to address climate change are here, now, ready for us to use. At Siemens, our commitment to sustainability includes helping customers reduce emissions and our own goal to be carbon neutral by 2030, which we’re already more than halfway to achieving.
Our work at Siemens to build a more resilient America goes beyond supporting critical infrastructure. It requires building a country that is more equal and more committed to healing wounds that have been open for far too long.
What have we learned from the #COVID19 crisis, and what’s next? Really enjoyed the opportunity to explore these questions and more as part of this timely and informative podcast series by the @MilkenInstitute.
@coollady42 @sachgau@jessicabateman As far as I know you still need a good reason (triftiger Grund) to even leave the house. Sitting at the Isar is not one, imo.
Our manufacturing sites around the country and teams on the ground worked together, and around the clock, to make sure a temp hospital in NY has the building and power tech it needs to care for #COVID19 patients.
Halting funding for the World Health Organization during a world health crisis is as dangerous as it sounds. Their work is slowing the spread of COVID-19 and if that work is stopped no other organization can replace them. The world needs @WHO now more than ever.
Our employees are using their expertise in 3D printing and tools to help out local healthcare providers and, in the process, inspiring us all. I’m sharing a few of their stories: https://t.co/DNLYeb7Aio #TeamSiemens
Our additive-manufacturing network that connects customers with suppliers that can 3D print parts is now free to doctors, hospitals and medical-equipment companies #COVID19