The Siemens Digital Enterprise Showcase at the Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute in Chicago is designed to help manufacturers explore a working digital enterprise so they can better understand its value to their companies. The showcase creates a hands-on environment to illustrate how digitalization can help answer important questions on digital manufacturing. Manufacturers can learn how to extend the digital twin strategy across the value chain and optimize human-systems integration. How to make organizational changes to realize the digitalization full potention across the value chain.

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And how to educate their workforce on digital manufacturing and design technologies. The impetus for becoming a digital enterprise is not about who has the coolest technology - but who can best achieve advantage without disruption. The case for adopting innovation is often made as companies plateau in mastering perennial challenges such as efficiency and time to market. Discrete and process industries at all levels of maturity, and companies of all sizes are forging a path to digitalization using Siemens ingenuity:.

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Integrating islands of data to gain systemic visibility and enhance production control. Enhancing design and engineering through software that enables virtual design and rapid prototyping. Performing remote diagnostics and running simulations to predict and plan for maintenance.

The future of manufacturing is digital. Are you ready? The future belongs to those who understand the potential to fuse engineering, software and data to improve operational efficiency in Oil & Gas operations. Importing digital technology and know-how from advanced manufacturing operations provides an opportunity for Siemens to help shorten the learning curve for Oil & Gas companies who are ready to gain a first-mover advantage.

With an intense focus on operational safety and environmental responsiblity, Siemens can tap into a broad knowledge base that includes 160 years of experience in electrification, plus an advanced portfolio of rotating equipment and highly efficient gas turbines. America needs affordable, reliable and clean electricity. Businesses demand inexpensive power sources to be competitive, and people rely on electricity to make the conveniences of modern life possible. From powering our smart phones to powering our factories, Siemens is helping to create a resilient, flexible and secure energy system in the United States.

Whether you're talking about intelligent energy delivery, distributed energy, microgrids, digital grids, highly efficient combined cycle power plants, a new generation of gas turbines, or more productive wind turbines, Siemens is helping to build a sustainable energy future today. Keeping the lights on for 750,000 homes. Texas' first commercially-operating Flex-Plant. Fast start, and fast ramping up and down capabilities to keep the grid stable. Flex-Plant technology enables gas-fired plants to integrate renewables while ensuring reliability - and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The gas turbines, steam turbine and generators were manufactured at the Siemens Charlotte Energy Hub in North Carolina. Financial support from Siemens helped fund plant construction and played an integral role in securing permanent financing Learn more about Panda Power Funds.

Customer:Microsoft Data Center Location:Wyoming Description:Microsoft has partnered with Siemens and FuelCell Energy to design, engineer and install equipment and software, including a Siemens power monitoring solution, for the nation’s first zero-carbon, waste-to-energy data center. The project uses biogas methane produced by common waste byproducts at a nearby wastewater facility to power the fuel cell system. The fuel cell system then converts the biogas into electricity to power the Microsoft data center.

Customer:Holland Board of Public Works Location:Michigan Description:When citizens in Holland, Michigan, set out to build a modern power plant to meet the community’s power needs in a “socially, economically and environmentally responsible” way, they turned to Siemens as a technology partner. For the Holland Energy Park, Siemens is delivering its most modern turbines to utilize clean-burning, low cost, American natural gas to benefit Holland.

A special feature of this plant is the use of surplus heat from the circulating water system for use in expanding a downtown snowmelt system. Customer:Panda Power Funds Location:Virginia Description:Panda Power Funds selected Siemens as the technology partner for a modern combined cycle power plant (CCPP) that will harness cleaner-burning, low-cost natural gas to benefit citizens in the Nation’s Capital and northern Virginia. CCPPs partner a gas-powered turbine with a steam turbine to maximize the use of fuel that is consumed.

Exhaust heat from the gas turbine is used to power the steam turbine, greatly improving overall power-plant efficiency. With natural gas serving as the backbone of America’s new energy model, this project represents the future of power generation in the United States. Customer:Panda Power Funds Location:Texas Description:Siemens supplied Panda Power Funds with Texas’ first commercially-operating Flex-Plant, delivering power to about 750,000 homes. The gas-fired plant (one of three with Panda Power Funds in Texas) incorporates innovative design features to enable fast start, and fast ramping up and down across a large operating window from low plant turn-down to high plant output with Carbon Monoxide (CO) emissions less than 10 parts-per-million (ppm), and Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) emissions less than 2.0 ppm. The gas turbines, steam turbines and generators were manufactured at the Siemens North American manufacturing hub in Charlotte, North Carolina. To modernize and revitalize cities, we make transportation more efficient, intelligent, and safe - while lowering environmental impact and creating a better traveler experience. We deliver cloud-based traffic management systems, locomotives, light rail and metros, rail signaling and electrification solutions.

One in every 3 light rail cars operating in the U.S. Was built by Siemens.

Along with our rail electrification and rail signaling systems in the U.S., we bring advanced technologies that improve operator performance and passenger quality of life. For example:.

Communications-Based Train Control systems for New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority. Light rail vehicles for the Twin Cities that reduce gas emissions by more than 70% vs.

Cars. Traffic management systems that shorten commute times by 20% along routes in San Antonio, Texas We live and work in the communities where we create Ingenuity for life, with 2,000 employees across North America and full-scale transportation manufacturing facilities in five U.S.