From Industry 1.0 to Industry 3.0, the global manufacturing industry has gradually developed from mechanical manufacturing to electrification and automation. In the era of Industry 4.0, digitalization runs through the entire business management and manufacturing process. Today, geopolitical conflicts, energy crisis, inflation, rising human costs, and supply chain problems caused by epidemic have brought great transformation challenges to the global manufacturing industry, and the entire industrial sector is undergoing a major change.

As a pioneer and enabler of digitalization, Siemens is committed to enabling thousands of industries with more digital technologies and solutions based on a deep understanding of Industry 4.0. “In today’s world, the uncertainty of changes in the external environment is the biggest challenge, but there is also certainty among the uncertainties, that is, to achieve a higher level of enterprise operation through digital transformation.” Wang Haibin, Executive Vice President of Siemens (China) Co., Ltd. and General Manager of Siemens Digital Industry Group in Greater China, recently accepted gongkong ® And other media interviews. In the interview, Wang Haibin further shared with us how Siemens is deeply promoting digital transformation and green low-carbon development.