Siemens India, the leading industrial and digital tech powerhouse valued at over Rs 1 lakh crore, is redefining its identity and strategy in one of the most dynamic periods in the $4 trillion economy. “We were known for motors, drives and automation. Now we’ve moved beyond that to automation, digitalisation, and up the value chain into artificial intelligence, machine learning and the industrial metaverse,” says Sunil Mathur, CEO and managing director, Siemens India. The company is transforming itself from being a pure electrical equipment player into a holistic technology powerhouse in line with parent’s strategy of becoming a “ONE Tech Company.” Building on Siemens’ 175-year legacy of domain expertise across industries, from food and beverage to power, utilities, chemicals, and electronics, the company is now helping clients address their most complex challenges through deeper integration of software, automation, and analytics. Siemens’ decades of experience in equipment supply and automation now allow it to offer digital solutions that address its customers’ most complex operational challenges. “Because we've been supporting them on automation and helping them move up the digitalisation chain now, we have a much deeper understanding and can help them answer some of the biggest challenges,” says Mathur. Mathur emphasises that India’s resilience through global disruptions, from COVID-19 and semiconductor shortages to geopolitical shocks, has created fertile ground for Siemens’ growth. “India’s GDP growing at 6.5–7 percent, despite global headwinds, is one of the best stories worldwide,” says Mathur. The company’s two major infrastructure verticals: mobility (covering trains, signaling and electrification) and smart infrastructure (power systems and the energy transition), are deeply tied to India’s capital expenditure boom in roads, ports, railways, and airports. (ICE NEW DELHI)

Fonte notizia: Fortune India