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Siemens opens Next47 in Bengaluru to help IoT startups bridge with its customers

Next47 is an independent global venture firm committed to helping connect Siemens customers to startup innovation from around the world.

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Next47 is an independent global venture firm committed to helping connect Siemens customers to startup innovation from around the world.

Siemens India has announced that it will accelerate efforts to develop and bring to market innovative solutions that create sustainable value for businesses and societies. Siemens is also opening the India office for Next47, an independent global venture firm committed to helping connect Siemens customers to startup innovation from around the world.

The press release said that 4,000 IoT and software experts will collaborate with teams around the world to conceptualize, develop, test and bring-to-market applications in the areas of Smart Urban Infrastructure, Digital Enterprise, Connected Mobility, Future of Energy and Artificial Intelligence.

The IoT solutions developed in India will complement the work done at the MindSphere Application Centers, based in Pune, Noida, and Gurgaon where software developers, data specialists and engineers work together with Siemens customers to develop digital innovations for data analysis and machine learning.

Siemens also announced the opening of a Next47 office in Bangalore. Next47 is an independent global venture firm committed to helping connect Siemens customers to startup innovation from around the world.

Dr Roland Busch, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Technology Officer and Member of the Managing Board, Siemens AG, said, “India is a key focus market and plays an important role in our global digitalization strategy. Research and Software Development in India coupled with the sharpened focus on Start-Up innovations through Next47 will actively drive the implementation of cutting-edge technologies. With our unique IoT platform, comprising an advanced technology stack, domain know-how and an inclusive innovation ecosystem, Siemens is well prepared to support India into the digital age.”​

Sunil Mathur, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Siemens Limited, said, “India needs to harness digitalization to optimize manufacturing growth. We are seeing an acceleration in interest and demand from customers for our digitalization portfolio. IoT enabled applications are the need of the hour and will focus on contributing to customers’ efforts to maximize the potential with digitalization through data insights.”

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