Him, Her & Me

A short film by Siemens. Him, Her & Me tells the story of two people who discover just how much Siemens technology impacts their daily lives. There’s drama, comedy and, of course, the obligatory plot twist. It would be a story like any other if it weren’t for one tiny detail - us.

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Ingenuity for life

With the help of Siemens, South Africa can put its best foot forward; using technology to shape a better tomorrow

As a business, we stay curious about the world so that we can create innovative products and services that have a real benefit to society. We are a diversified engineering company operating across the electrification, automation and digitalization value chain, enabling some of the biggest industries and employers in the country.

We engineer the things that matter - the infrastructure that helps trains run on time, the technology behind the generation, transmission and distribution of power and the technology that keeps industry and manufacturing efficient and digitally agile.

We’ve helped create thousands of jobs in South Africa by designing, building and operating the infrastructure that keeps our country moving forward. Technology engineered with purpose. That’s ingenuity for life.

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Creating a better Africa – the time is now

Siemens will be at the WEF on 3-5 May 2017 in Durban. Discussions will center around sustainable business in Africa and skills training. Forecasts say the adoption of digital technologies could add US$300 billion in GDP growth to African economies by 2025.

Reimagining what a wall calendar can be

Augmented reality is much more than just a buzzword. Siemens CalendAR app is an augmented reality application that showcases Siemens’ innovative nature.  

Siemens Technology for Africa’s first automated container terminal

Siemens has been chosen as a partner to develop a new automated shipping container terminal in Tangier, Morocco, set to open in 2019.

Siemens is helping drive Africa’s technology and skills revolution

With 200 million people aged between 15 and 25, Africa’s future is brimming with future innovators. In recognition of this, Siemens has donated €10 000 worth of advanced factory automation solutions to two universities in Ghana and Nigeria.

Africa could see a $300 billion economic boost through digitalization by 2026

A report by Siemens released in 2017 found that disruptive digital technology has potential to serve more than industry. It can also help to meet development needs on the African continent.

A digital disruption to business as usual

By embracing a digitally driven disruption of its industrial landscape, South Africa has the opportunity to invigorate its output capacity, create new skills, and attract more investment.

Generating power using aeroplane engines

Renewable technologies are vital for future power generation. But what happens when there is no wind or sun and there are low tides? Siemens has developed a flexible, economical and efficient alternative to traditional gas turbines.

Digitalization set to develop Africa

Siemens has conducted a study in South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya and Ethiopia to better determine a digitalization benchmark in transport, manufacturing and energy.

SA remains at the forefront of international trolley assist development

Diesel trucks used in open cast mining operations have to haul massive amounts of raw materials and often have to navigate steep gradients in bringing these materials up to ground level. Siemens’ truck trolley assist system can help.

SA must hit the gas to achieve economic growth

Adding gas-to-power generation to the South African energy mix will be a major driver of economic prosperity, adding billions of Rands to GDP and thousands of new jobs, says Sabine Dall’Omo, CEO of African engineering giant Siemens.

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