What drives the future of the food and beverage industry?
Investment in digital drives new efficiency gains but there are still areas for improvement
As our industry undergoes dramatic change, it’s vital that the decisions we make today provide options for long-term growth. Unfortunately, we find many food and beverage manufacturers locked-into a vicious cycle of maintaining a mishmash of technologies. Not making a change to transform operations creates real risk to long-term growth. It is important to have a partner that can help you integrate the way you perform operations today with how you are transforming for tomorrow. On behalf of Siemens, Longitude Research conducted interviews with US manufacturers in the Food and Beverage industry to discover their reasons for digitizing and barriers to progress in digitalization. The research assessed each manufacturer’s digital capabilities across six core dimensions: data intensity, connectivity, adaptability, integration, security, and people.
See Siemens at the Craft Brewers Conference 2020
Stop by booth 19089 at the Craft Brewers Conference to see Siemens latest automation solutions for the craft brewing industry. Learn how you can easily and affordably increase production, reduce costs and bring your products to market quicker.
Respond to consumer demand through technology. Let us partner with you reduce engineering time and gain efficiency through digitalization. Watch the videos below. Food and beverage thought leaders consider responses to the current climate of industry disruption. Consider–or reconsider–your company’s response to the changing landscape of food and beverage production.
With a push of a button from strawberry juice to elderberry syrup:
Spitz digitizes plant in Attnang-Puchheim
• Siemens makes the production of the food manufacturer fit for the future and
secures competitiveness of the traditional company
• Spitz is going to receive very accurate data and analyzes of the production
• Fruit juices and other foods can be more flexible, efficient and qualitative
produced to a higher quality
