Siemens committed to digitalizing Korean manufacturers

When Tino Hildebrand arrived in Korea in 2022 as executive vice president of Siemens to lead the German company's Digital Industries Division in the Asian country, he considered it both an honor and a challenge to help drive the digital transformation of the world's leading enterprises here. As someone who spent a significant part of his career at Siemens, he was tasked with meeting Korean manufacturers' needs to change the way of operating factories after the COVID-19 pandemic. Reflecting on his three years in Korea, he said his team achieved many of the goals it had set by supporting the digital transformation of Korea's manufacturing, machinery, logistics and industrial infrastructure sectors. "Korea is home to some of the world's most advanced and ambitious industrial players," he told The Korea Times in a recent interview. "We have worked side by side with Korean customers to co-develop and implement digital strategies tailored to their industries." The executive vice president emphasized Siemens' unique approach of combining information technology (IT) with operational technology (Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times