Future of Work
Closing gender gaps in the private sector benefits over 728,000 women
Gender Parity Accelerators have significantly improved a legislative and societal drive for women’s workforce participation and reduced the gender gap.
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Siemens
Siemens (Berlin and Munich) is a global technology powerhouse that has stood for engineering excellence, innovation, quality, reliability and internationality for more than 170 years. Active around the world, the company focuses on intelligent infrastructure for buildings and distributed energy systems and on automation and digitalization in the process and manufacturing industries. In fiscal 2021, which ended on 30 September 2021, the Siemens Group generated revenue of €62.3 billion and net income of €6.7 billion. As of 30 September 2021, the company had around 303,000 employees worldwide.
Impact
Future of Work
Future of work: the Good Work Alliance's impact on equitable and productive workplaces
The World Economic Forum and 14 Global Companies are shaping the future of work through the Good Work Alliance, reaching over 1.3 million employees.
Air Pollution
Businesses tackle air pollution and climate change
Through a new partnership with the Clean Air Fund, the World Economic Forum has committed to accelerating solutions to air pollution.
Cities and Urbanization
A net zero carbon future for cities
The World Economic Forum is convening stakeholders with a role to play for global cities to have a chance of reaching the net zero carbon goal for by 2030.
Manufacturing
Reducing the carbon footprint of the manufacturing industry through data sharing
The World Economic Forum is working with manufacturing companies to securely exchange data to help identify and reduce the carbon footprint of the manufacturing industry
17 articles from Siemens
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- Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chains
- Air Pollution
- Artificial Intelligence
- Chile
- China
- Cities and Urbanization
- Climate and Nature
- Climate Change
- Corporate Governance
- Cybersecurity
- Data Science
- Davos 2020
- Davos 2022
- Davos 2023
- Economic Progress
- Electricity
- Emerging Technologies
- Energy Transition
- Fourth Industrial Revolution
- Future of Media, Entertainment and Sport
- Future of the Environment
- Future of Work
- Future of Work
- Gender Inequality
- Global Parity Alliance
- GROWTH2023
- Innovation
- Internet of Things
- Jobs and Skills
- Leadership
- Manufacturing
- SDG 07: Affordable and Clean Energy
- Social Innovation
- Society and Equity
- Supply Chains
- Sustainable Development
- Tech and Innovation
- The Digital Economy
- The New Data Economy
- United States
- UpLink
- Values
- Water
- Leadership
- Davos 2016
- Technological Transformation
- Cybercrime
GROWTH2023
2 leaders on the need for organizational transformation towards sustainability
Climate and Nature
Is a greener wind turbine about to hit the horizon?
Davos 2023
The reinvention of everything: why we need imaginative new ways of thinking on climate action
Davos 2023
We need to take water scarcity more seriously. This is how technology can help
Davos 2023
One key mindset shift is driving global innovation for the planet
UpLink
The Inflation Reduction Act offers much-needed certainty for climate start-ups
UpLink
VCs alone can not solve climate change. We need global and purpose-driven entrepreneurial ecosystems
Climate Change
Working together to reach net zero: How to transform manufacturing and value chains
Davos 2022
'Now or never' – how technology and collaboration can accelerate decarbonization
Technological Transformation
The ultimate tech age - a book extract
Cybersecurity
Behind the firewall: a discussion on the evolution of cybersecurity in the utility industry
Cybersecurity
To protect trust in the 4IR, we need to become experts in distrust
Corporate Governance
What can companies do to de-escalate the US-China trade war?
Leadership
Globalization 4.0 – what to expect from leaders
Fourth Industrial Revolution
The world is changing. Here’s how companies must adapt
Davos 2016
3 key questions for the digital revolution
The Digital Economy
What will digitalization do to the future?
Podcasts
Live updates
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50 manufacturing leaders explain the pros of advanced manufacturing
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Siemens Healthineers: Towards a sustainable future
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Siemens: Tech needs the human element to reach potential
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'Clean air is a basic human right', Siemens
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Siemens: "A revolution from two sides"
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Celebrating the newest members of the Global Lighthouse Network
Siemens contributors
Gunter Beitinger
Senior Vice-President, Manufacturing; Head, Factory Digitalization
Anja Eimer
General Manager, Global Water Industry
Illai Gescheit
Partner, Siemens Energy Ventures
Kai Hermsen
Global Coordinator for the Charter of Trust
Jim Hagemann Snabe
Chairman
Judith Wiese
Chief People and Sustainability Officer and Member of the Managing BoardRelated Centres
Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chains
The Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chains is enabling more resilient, sustainable and inclusive manufacturing ecosystems and supply chains.
Centre for the New Economy and Society
The Centre for the New Economy and Society is providing a platform for leaders to shape inclusive and equitable economies and societies that create opportunity for all.
Centre for Urban Transformation
The Centre for Urban Transformation is advancing public-private collaboration in cities, enabling more resilient and future-ready communities and local economies.