Retired: Head of Vertical Sales At Siemens, managing the Process sales team covering Chem/Pharm,Oil & Gas, Power & Nuclear.All views expressed are my own
INWARD INVESTMENT: Siemens Gamesa is set to more than double the size of its wind turbine blade production site in Hull which already employs over 1,000 people. Plans submitted by the Spanish-German manufacturer include the construction of two new factories. #UKmfg🇬🇧
Nearly 90% of process field device information remains unused! The #chemicalindustry can benefit from smart instrumentation data already at its fingertips @ChemicalJournal
Great line up for our UK&I panel discussion tomorrow part of the global #digitalenterprisesummit looking forward to hosting the discussion on adapting, diversifying and growing. Register https://t.co/uzU18cQuTC #ukmfg
NEW FACTORY: Construction of Siemens’ new £200 million train manufacturing plant underway in Goole. The investment is set to create 700 direct jobs, 250 during the construction phase and a further 1,700 roles across the UK's supply chain https://t.co/Y1vPUGjdEV #UKmfg#GBmfg🇬🇧
On @SiemensUKNews #TechTalks I covered User Admin setup for our #SIMATIC HMI panels & #WinCC V7. Demos of RFID logon, User credentials centralisation/management, and tracking user actions for GMP requirements.
Be sure to check out my catch-up recording https://t.co/uymexbFMHY
British chemicals manufacturer @INEOS delivers on ten day promise and begins production of one million bottles of hand sanitiser per month at its new factory in Newton Aycliffe. Free issue to the NHS commenced today https://t.co/L1NKVG3Zhq #UKMfg#GBmfg🇬🇧
I was privileged to be asked by Josh Bolland from JP Cole UK to take part in a podcast on the digitalisation of traditional industries. My experiences from working with chemical manufacturers are discussed and the challenges and opportunities that #digitalisation can bring.
Evonik and Siemens have launched the second phase of their joint research project Rheticus and are to construct a test site for a process that uses CO2 and "green" energy to produce specialty chemicals, in Marl, Germany.
https://t.co/Pcf0PEXLPK
Siemens invests £6.5m in Lincoln R&D facilities - the company has now invested £100m in the area since 2010 including £48.5m at Teal Park and £43.5m at Ruston Works https://t.co/r6LJHrqHt7 #UKmfg#GBmfg🇬🇧