Siemens Digital Industries Software

Biggest news out of the conference came in the form of a pair of announcements for new partnerships.

So first, they talked about a partnership with Siemens Digital Industries Software, whose CEO, Tony Hemmelgarn, presented at Unleashed, and he positioned this relationship as taking advantage of Siemens' digital twin and design technology.

Yeah, from my perspective, the top headline, I think, was IFS's introduction of its multi-spoke, if you will, industrial AI product, IFS Intelligence.

The software is interesting in and of itself, but the reveal was newsworthy as kind of a continuation of what seems to be the IFS strategy of building upon recent advancements, such as the agentic AI digital workers of IFS Loops.

Welcome to the Semiconductor Insiders podcast series.

My guest today is Harry Foster, Chief Scientist of Verification for Siemens Digital Industries Software.

Harry is also the co-founder and executive editor for the Verification Academy.

Harry served as the 2021 Design Automation Conference General Chair and is currently serving as a past chair.

And as a business and as an individual, you know, learning how to become more adept at change, learning to become more agile, more flexible is just so key in today's landscape.

This point was reinforced by Tony Hemmelgarn, who is the president of Siemens Software.

And he said, we're in the age of innovation, so we're never finished.

So this idea of really looking at everything, not just technology, but processes, leadership, workforce development, from this idea of continuous improvement.

Well, welcome to the Industry Forward podcast, the program where we explore the key trends, transformative technologies, and real-world innovations reshaping fields from aerospace to energy and beyond.

I'm your host, Jon Nixon, Global Vice President of Process Industries at Siemens Digital Industries Software.

And today, I'll be talking with Patrick Ansems, the Global Head of Life Sciences at Siemens Digital Industry Software.

Today, we're going to talk about the future of the life sciences industry and how we are now starting to develop treatments that are right out of science fiction.

But to get to that sci-fi future, we need to dig deeper into how bodies work and how we monitor them.

So we are able to design and test and validate all the different aspect like valve, uh, motor, pump, uh, drives, and so on directly into the digital twin.

But how about if you're able to simulate what is happening during the mixing? So when it's spinning, what is happening? So in our Simcenter portfolio that is part of this big accelerator portfolio, we have one tool that it's what we call Simcenter Plus.

That is a fluid dynamics tool.

So that allow to simulate what is happening during the spinning.

On this program, we explore the key trends, transformative technologies, and real-world innovations that are reshaping fields from aerospace to energy and beyond.

You can call me the host, or you can call me John Nixon, Global Vice President of Process Industries at Siemens Digital Industry Software.

For this discussion, I'll be speaking to Patrick Ansems, the Global Head of Life Sciences at Siemens Digital Industry Software.

Our talk will focus on the importance of cybersecurity and composable architectures when producing the simulation, digital twin, and artificial intelligence systems that secure life sciences technologies.

In life sciences, of course, there's the dual challenge of, uh, bringing that digital twin at scale in manufacture, but then also the complementary digital twin of the individual patient.

Hello, and welcome to the Future Ready Podcast.

My name is Sean Wasserman, Process Industry Marketing Writer for Siemens Digital Industries Software.

I will be curating this podcast experience for you.

Today, we have a conversation between Christian Grickel, Head of Vertical Chemicals and Energy at Siemens Digital Industries, and Philippe Glasser, Head of Hydrogen Business at Siemens Digital Industries.

Their topic of discussion, how green hydrogen can energize a better energy transition.

With that out of the way, Christian, start us off.