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In a recent interview in San Francisco, Heather Cykoski, Senior VP Industrial & Process Automation at Schneider Electric, and Noel Phillips, Senior VP – Americas at Aveva, discussed the exciting partnership between their two companies. This collaboration has the potential to offer tremendous value to their customers, combining the strengths of both organizations.
Heather and Noel’s extensive experience and history together bring a unique perspective to the table. They both emphasize the importance of culture and people in the digital transformation journey. According to them, a company’s readiness for change and innovation is vital to fully leverage automation and software capabilities.
One real-world example of this transformation is the Smart Factory in Lexington, which serves as a model for digitization and automation. This facility showcases how Schneider Electric and Aveva work together to optimize productivity, bringing together automation and software to drive the success of the plant.
The collaboration targets industries like water wastewater, metals mining, and food and beverage, offering solutions tailored to the unique challenges these sectors face.
Overall, Schneider Electric and Aveva are committed to sharing their insights and promoting a culture of open collaboration, ensuring that their customers can extract the maximum value from their combined expertise. The digital transformation journey is not just about technology; it’s about people, culture, and sustainability, making it an exciting and ever-evolving endeavor.
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