In industries with hazardous operating environments, such as oil and gas or chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing, implementing mobility solutions has proven challenging.

At its Capital Market Day on May 8, Siemens announced that, against the backdrop of a challenging market environment, GP will – in addition to ongoing programs – require further savings of €500 million in order to significantly improve its cost competitiveness.

On Monday afternoon at the Paris Air Show, jet engine maker CFM International said it signed the largest single jet engine order in history to supply fast-growing Indian carrier IndiGo with its LEAP-1A engines and services — a deal valued at more than $20 billion at list price.

SAP’s business in Vietnam is growing at full speed, spurred by more than just the country’s economic miracle.

The annual InfoComm trade show in June is always a tremendous opportunity for Samsung to connect with its North American professional audio/visual partners to show off what’s new and celebrate the work they’ve done.

Amazon continues to invest in ways to provide fast, free shipping for customers.

In under five years, IDC analysts predict 40 percent of Global 2000 manufacturers will digitally connect at least 30 percent of robots to a cloud platform for improved operational efficiency and agility.

As an in-house startup with around 180 employees, Siemens eAircraft develops electric and hybrid-electric propulsion systems for the aerospace industry.

Cloud-based digital services are rapidly reshaping European cities, businesses and lives.

Speaking at a press conference before the Paris Air Show on Saturday morning, Gaël Méheust, president and CEO of the jet engine maker CFM International, told a room full of aviation reporters that its next-generation LEAP jet engine was “a big success”.