A comprehensive digital solution to heavy equipment design challenges
Contain complexity and maximize innovation with a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach
Heavy equipment OEMs and suppliers face an ever-changing set of challenges as they bring the next generation of machines to market. Customer expectations have never been higher thanks to competitive pressure, regulatory environments and emerging technologies that drive more complexity into designs. How do you deliver what customers want today, while still having the bandwidth to develop what they’ll need tomorrow?
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Why a comprehensive multi-disciplinary approach is needed to contain complexity and speed project delivery
- How an integrated design, engineering, and manufacturing platform unlocks the ability to incorporate greater innovation
- What’s possible when you add AI and cloud functionality
Join this webinar with Siemens Digital Industries Software experts to see how the comprehensive digital twin can help you build cohesive designs, manage related data and maintain standards compliance to overcome challenges and deliver machines of the future.
Meet the speakers
Thomas Spangler
Senior Marketing Manager, Product Engineering Software
Hendrik Lange
Industry Lead, Heavy Equipment
Hendrik Lange holds the position of Industry Lead Heavy Equipment Industry for Siemens Digital Industries Software. In his role, Hendrik is focused on driving the DI SW strategic direction for this Industry. This includes the Go-to market activities and the Heavy Equipment specific solution definition to provide value to our customers.
Previously to this assignment, Hendrik had the responsibility of global Solution Director for the Automotive & Transportation Industry, was responsible for Automotive Industry Marketing in EMEA and worked in different roles in Pre-Sales, Post-Sales and Business Consulting in Germany.
Before joining Siemens in 1999, Hendrik worked for EDS in Germany and in Charlotte, NC. He holds a Master Degree (Dipl.-Ing.) in mechanical engineering.