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SIEMENS PROCESS AUTOMATION DIGITALIZATION TECH TALKS

Digitalization Tech Talks provides updates on the newest digital technology,
trends, and ready-to-implement digital technologies within process industries.
Contains episodes in: English
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AVAILABLE EPISODES (17)

EPISODE 17: KEEP YOUR DISTANCE WITH REMOTE MONITORING

Remote monitoring is an increasingly hot topic across the process industries.
This rapidly growing digital technology is providing tremendous value by making
access to information more manageable and less costly.

This development is driven by cloud computing, intelligent gateways and cell
phone connectivity that have become so mainstream and cost-effective that
they’re now worth considering for even the smallest application – think easy
access to specific measurement points, accurate tracking of inventory levels and
simplified collection of compliance data. As one new user (and big fan!) of
remote monitoring recently expressed, “I was able to go on vacation with the
peace of mind that came from knowing my chemical tank storage levels in the
plant at all times!”

In this 17th episode of Digitalization Tech Talks hosted by Jonas Norinder and
Don Mack, we cover the topic of remote monitoring. Joining us in this episode is
our guest, Jack Roushey, who is a Product Manager at Siemens focused on remote
monitoring solutions.
 
Jack covers topics such as common challenges with remote monitoring, where and
how companies have gained value from it, how current technologies have made the
remote monitoring task so much easier than before, and much more.

Show notes:

 * Reference story: City of Decatur Implements Siemens SITRANS store IQ for
   Operational Transparency
   
 * Reference story: Be There Without Being There
   
 * Reference story: Chemical Storage Tank Inventory Monitoring
   
 * Website: store IQ remote monitoring solution
   
 * Video: Introduction to store IQ
   

 
Contact us:

 * Jack Roushey (john.roushey@siemens.com)
   
 * Jonas Norinder (jonas.norinder@siemens.com)
   
 * Don Mack (mack.donald@siemens.com)
   



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20 mins11 days ago
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EPISODE 16: OPERATIONS INTELLIGENCE - FROM DATA TO DECISIONS

We are surrounded by data. Vast quantities are spread over a multitude of
software applications, databases, and paper files throughout the enterprise and
at site. Much of it is difficult to understand, often inaccurate, out-of-date,
incomplete, inconsistent, and/or poorly synchronized, which creates challenges
that can lead to the wrong decisions being made.
 
In this 16th episode of the Digitalization Tech talks hosted by Jonas Norinder
and Don Mack, we cover the topic of “Operations Intelligence: From Data to
Decisions”.  Joining us in this episode is our guest, Steve Jacquin, who is a
Solution Architect focused on Industrial Operations Intelligence with Siemens.
 
Steve discusses topics including the current landscape in the process industries
as it pertains to data, the path to leverage operations intelligence within a
digital transformation strategy, and why deploying a high-performance operations
intelligence solution is now easier and faster using reusable content.

Show Notes:
Links:

 * Website: Turn your data into actionable information with XHQ
   (http://siemens.com/xhq)
   
 * Video: Don’t Drown in Data (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Curn64UIp18)
   
 * Webinar: Digital Transformation – Key Elements to Achieving and Sustaining
   Operational Excellence
   (https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/2668853/2E185B058D561DEC3894D03B9610C340?partnerref=SocialMedia&utm_source=hootsuite&utm_medium=&utm_term=&utm_content=&utm_campaign=)
   

 
Email Addresses:

 * Steven Jacquin (steven.jacquin@siemens.com)
   
 * Jonas Norinder (jonas.norinder@siemens.com)
   
 * Don Mack (mack.donald@siemens.com)
   



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EPISODE 15: GETTING PERSONAL WITH CELL & GENE THERAPY

In this 15th episode of the Digitalization Tech talks hosted by Jonas Norinder
and Don Mack, we’ll take a deep dive into the burgeoning field of cell & gene
therapy, which promises individualized therapeutics that will essentially be
manufactured to the specifications of a single patient. We’ll also discuss how
digitalization techniques can be applied to accelerate time to market and
connect the entire value chain.
 
Joining us in this episode is our guest, Austin Little who is an Industry
Manager for cell & gene therapy for Siemens. Austin will talk about topics
ranging from an overview of the trends that drive the gene & cell therapy market
along with challenges that need to be overcome in the manufacturing space, go to
market strategies and much more.

Show notes

 * Website: American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy | ASGCT
   
 * Website: Digitized production for personalized medicine
   
 * Video: Individualized production in Pharma
   
 * Video: LivingLab - testing visionary ideas in real life
   
 * Video: Paperless manufacturing
   
 * Website: Siemens pharma
   




Contact us at:

 * Austin Little (austin.little@siemens.com)
   
 * Jonas Norinder (jonas.norinder@siemens.com)
   
 * Don Mack (mack.donald@siemens.com)
   



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EPISODE 14: DIGITALIZATION TO THE FIELD

A digital transformation and ultimately becoming a digital enterprise can only
be accomplished with a solid foundation in place.  This foundation is the data
coming from the sensors in the field. 
 
Joining hosts Jonas Norinder and Don Mack in this episode is Ronald Nijssen, a
Technical Consultant with Siemens. Ronald covers topics including what is
included under the umbrella of “digitalization to the field”, the dilemmas that
end users in the process industries are facing regarding interfacing with their
field devices, and some tips on how a company can get started towards ensuring
their infrastructure is in place.

Show notes

 * Website: Digitalization in Process Instrumentation
   
 * Video: Digitalization from the field level and predictive maintenance
   
 * Website: PROFINET
   
 * Video: PROFINET in the process industry – Digitalization starts in the field
   level
   
 * Website: Ethernet-APL
   
 * Whitepaper: Ethernet APL Engineering Guidelines
   



Contact us at:

 * ronald.nijssen@siemens.com
   
 * jonas.norinder@siemens.com
   
 * mack.donald@siemens.com
   



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EPISODE 13: HOW CAN YOU PROTECT YOUR PROCESS PLANT FROM CYBERATTACKS?

In this 13th episode of the Digitalization Tech talks hosted by Don Mack and
Jonas Norinder, we will be talking about cybersecurity as it relates to
digitalization. One of the key topics of digitalization involves collecting data
and analyzing it, sometimes in an off-premise cloud setting. So, you want to
make sure that this environment is safe!
 
Joining us in this episode is our guest, Chuck Tommey, who is one of our
resident cybersecurity experts at Siemens. He will talk about cybersecurity
guidelines and provide some sound advice on how the process industries can
become more cybersecure and resilient.

Show notes

 * Website: New standard specifies capability for control systems - ISA
   
 * Webinar: Collaboration: The Essential Ingredient for Industrial Cybersecurity
   
 * Article: Three Steps to Cyber Protection
   
 * Video: Cybersecurity in Industrial Networks - YouTube
   
 * Website: Charter of Trust website
   



Contact us at:

 * Chuck Tommey (chuck.tommey@siemens.com)
   
 * Don Mack (mack.donald@siemens.com)
   
 * Jonas Norinder (jonas.norinder@siemens.com)
   



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