Siemens on AWS
Siemens AG has driven industrial innovation for over 175 years as a global leader in electrification, automation, and digitization. The company leverages Amazon Web Services (AWS) technologies to maintain this tradition of transformation across multiple sectors.
Overview
A global leader in electrification, automation, and digitization, Siemens AG has driven innovation across industries for over 175 years. It uses a range of Amazon Web Services (AWS) technologies to carry on that tradition of transformation—bringing Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) to railways and factories, developing intelligent infrastructure for buildings and distributed energy systems, implementing artificial intelligence (AI) into its cybersecurity platform, and more. From modernizing data infrastructure and analytics capabilities with AWS Glue and Amazon Athena to using Amazon Neptune and AWS Lambda to create Building Twin from Siemens. Each step the organization takes in the AWS Cloud brings new efficiency, value, and insight to improve operations for Siemens and its customers.
Siemens Increases Search Speed 3X Using Amazon Nova
Siemens improved search functionality for customers using Amazon Web Services (AWS) generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities in Amazon Bedrock. With access to Amazon Nova models, responses are three times faster, giving clients across industries high-quality information while reducing costs by 70 percent. Here, Siemens Christoph Lumme and Melanie Mrochen talk about how collaborating with AWS has helped deliver AI-powered search that the company and its customers can trust.
Siemens IT Provides Tools to Speed and Secure Innovation Using AWS
From containers to artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, Siemens IT delivers the solutions the business needs to ensure it stays at the forefront of innovation. Ulrich Hansmair, cloud architect, and Peter Streifler, service owner public cloud services, talk about the benefits of building on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the support the team gets from AWS experts. By ensuring compliance with the Siemens framework and applying best practices, Siemens IT can provide standardized services that help their colleagues focus on application development.
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Siemens Increases Efficiency, Innovation Using Amazon Bedrock
Siemens central cybersecurity division responds to clients’ and regulators’ queries in minutes instead of hours by using Amazon Bedrock. A longstanding Amazon Web Services (AWS) customer, Siemens can operate securely on a global scale using AWS Regions. Here, Bernd Bauer, head of protection and consulting services, talks about generative AI, cloudification, and collaborating with AWS for success.
Siemens Mobility Drives Innovation, Meets Compliance Regulations Using AWS
Transport solution provider Siemens Mobility helps its customers deliver new innovations in travel. Using Amazon Web Services (AWS), it can access global cloud infrastructure and reserve AWS resources in advance to run its environment with greater efficiency. Henrik Koberg, AI manager, talks about this, as well as the importance of being able to meet data privacy regulations in different regions, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe.
Siemens' Cloud Journey
Siemens Electronics Factory Erlangen Reduces Machine Learning Deployment Time by 80% with AWS and Siemens Industrial AI on Industrial Edge
2024
Siemens, a global technology powerhouse, partnered with AWS to revolutionize its electronics manufacturing facility in Erlangen, Germany. By leveraging AWS services, Siemens implemented a cutting-edge Industry 4.0 solution that transformed their production processes. The factory now utilizes IoT sensors, real-time data analytics, and machine learning to optimize operations, reduce downtime, and improve product quality. This collaboration showcases how cloud technology can drive innovation in traditional manufacturing, resulting in increased efficiency, cost savings, and a more agile production environment. Siemens' success story demonstrates the power of AWS in enabling digital transformation across industries.
Siemens Builds Datalake2Go on AWS to Analyze Disparate Data Globally
2024
Siemens collects and analyzes global data from its operations, customers, partners, and suppliers through its Datalake2Go platform. Using nearly 30 Amazon Web Services (AWS) technologies, including AWS Glue and AWS Lambda, the platform provides Siemens and its customers with a scalable, standardized infrastructure for efficient data management worldwide.
Siemens Boosts Security Visibility Across 800+ AWS Accounts Using Amazon Security Lake
2024
Siemens, a large industrial manufacturing and technology company, centralized its security data to improve visibility across more than 800 Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounts. The company streamlined manual efforts by adopting Amazon Security Lake, which automatically centralizes security data in a few steps.
Hosting Medical Imaging Software Securely Using AWS with Siemens Healthineers
2024
Siemens Healthineers revolutionized medical imaging by migrating to AWS Cloud. Their platform now processes millions of images daily, offering healthcare providers worldwide access to AI-powered diagnostics. This cloud solution achieves 99.99% availability, ensures regulatory compliance, and significantly reduces costs. Siemens Healthineers' success demonstrates how AWS empowers healthcare innovation while maintaining top-tier security and performance.
Imagina Energía Accelerates Development by 10X with a Low-Code Strategy with Mendix on AWS
2024
Imagina Energía, the first 100-percent-solar-energy company in Spain, is committed to providing clean solar energy for the entire country using a sustainable energy model. The company collaborated with AWS Partner Mendix to adopt a low-code strategy to optimize its resources, accelerate development time, and decrease costs for both internal and external customers.
With the serverless AWS platform, we decreased customer control system alerts 90 percent and reduced infrastructure costs 85 percent.
Stefan Lichtenberger
Program Manager, Siemens Gas and PowerAbout Siemens
Based in Munich, Siemens AG is an international technology and industrial manufacturing company that produces components for energy, healthcare, and other industries. With 320,000 employees, it is Europe’s largest industrial manufacturing firm and a leader in industrial automation and software.
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