We digitalize your value chain

Using change management to digitalize (intra)logistics at the Bosch plant in Kusterdingen.

Today, there is simply no way for companies to avoid the topic of carbon footprints. Accurate calculations of greenhouse gas emissions in the form of corporate carbon footprints (CCF) and product carbon footprints (PCF) are at the core of crucial sustainability efforts and laws.

As with chess, the right strategy is crucial to reach your goal when digitalizing manufacturing operations. Find out how implement a coherent data strategy using semantics and digital twins in this blogpost.

Welcome back to “Sustainability Insights”, our blog series on sustainable engineering! Today, we want to take a closer look at the circular economy: what is it all about, which new business opportunities does it create, and how is it connected to digitalization and digital twins?

Bosch has an extensive global experience in operating machines and systems of various sizes and requirements. A recurring challenge is always the optimization of service and maintenance.

When planning an Industry 4.0 project, many managers first think of the new and exciting technologies and their return on investment. However, they often tend to overlook one of the most important aspects: the human factor.

How Digital Twins pave the way to a greener future.

Saving natural resources has become more crucial than ever. Prices are rising, and climate change puts the entire economy at risk. At the same time, industry is one of the main energy consumers. While we cannot shut down our factories, we can make a very important contribution to sustainability efforts.

Economically challenging times call for cost reductions – be it because of financial crises, wars, or other external effects like increasing competition and shorter product life cycles. But while cost reduction initiatives may sound simple enough in the beginning, their implementation brings about special challenges for all hierarchical levels.