Siemens for Startups
Munich, Germany
Siemens is a global technology and engineering company spanning industrial automation, digitalization, energy infrastructure and mobility.
Source: siemens.com
Siemens for Startups runs three parallel tracks: Empower gives early-stage founders discounted or free access to Siemens software, Connect lists mature startups' solutions on the Siemens Xcelerator Marketplace, and Collaborate has Siemens become an early customer and co-develop with a startup across its business portfolio. The initiative works with roughly 150 startups a year, counts 6,950 startups currently using its software, and has produced more than 40 go-to-market collaborations.
Source: siemens.com
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Check current availability ↗National rollout keeps track workers safe
Siemens Mobility deployed Tended's geofencing wearables nationally to keep trackside workers inside safe zones, alerting them if they stray; a 96-hour December 2023 blockade alone used 70 wearables plus 25 more devices for vehicle visibility.
Source: www.tended.co.uk
Cuts manual status updates by 80%
Siemens Digital Logistics partners with Portcast to give shippers predictive, real-time supply chain visibility drawing on data from 98% of ocean carriers and 2,000+ ports; customers using it cut manual status updates by 80%, detention charges by 15% and expedited freight costs by 5%.
Source: blogs.sw.siemens.com
Speeds RFQ analysis by up to 75%
DRIMCO's AI platform, spun out of Siemens Technology, now integrates with Siemens Industry Software's Polarion to automate RFQ and tender analysis for Siemens business units, cutting project risk costs by up to 30% and reuse across similar projects by up to 81%.
Source: drimco.ai
Shifts intelligence from reactive to proactive
Siemens' in-house intelligence team uses Clock&Cloud's platform to move from reacting to individual news events toward scenario-based geopolitical analysis, linking supply-chain and trade risk directly to business-unit decisions.
Source: www.clockcloud.ai
These are selected publicly described collaborations, not a complete procurement record or a measure of spending.
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