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TATA Foot Print
MIssion Vision Values
History of TATA Company
Marketing Mix of TATA Group
Product Strategy
Pricing Strategy
Place and Distribution Strategy
Promotional and Advertising Strategies
Future Strategy of TATA Company
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Why is Tata group successful ?
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Selected References
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INDEX
Sr.No. TOPIC PageNo.
1. Introduction. 5
2. History of Company. 6-7
3. Products and Solution by Company. 8-13
4. Innovation by the Industry. 14-17
5. Global Events by the Industry. 17-18
6. Vision &Mission of the Industry. 18-19
7. Blogs and Communities Related to Industry 20
8. Partners of the Industry 20
9. Career Opportunities. 21
10. Technical Skill Required to. 21
Join Siemens
11. Inspiring stories by Engineers 22
Working at Siemens
12. Worldwide & Nationwide Reach of the Industry 23
13. Bibliography. 24
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Siemens is a German multinational conglomerate company headquartered in
Berlin and Munich. It is largest manufacturing company in Europe with
branch offices abroad. For 173 years Siemens is making continuous growth
in cutting edge technologies and continuous growth in profitability.
With wide range of products , systems and services, company is world
leader information and communications, automation and control,power,
medical solution transportation, transmission and lighting.
HISTORY OF COMPANY
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Siemens was founded by WERNER VON SIEMENS.
Werner Von Siemens and Johann Georg Halake established the company on
1 October 1847 in Berlin, Kingdom of Prussia. Based on the telegraph, their
invention used a needle to point to the sequence of letters, instead of using
Morse code. Its first workshop opened on 12 October and in 1848, the
company built the first long distance telegraph line in Europe ,500 km from
Berlin to Frankfurt am main. In 1853, the company received a commission
to build an extensive telegraph system in Russia. Upon its completion an
office in St.Petersburg war established under Carl Siemens and Werner
Siemens.
In 1857, the company developed the first successful deep sea telegraphic
cable and thus the London office transformed into an independent company
under Wilhelm Siemens. The name was changed to Siemens Brothers from
Siemens and Halske in 1865. The company flourished and received various
contracts. It completed 11000 km telegraph line from London to Calcutta,
linked London and Teheran and also launched its own cable laying ship, the
Faraday.
The company also spread in different sectors and in 1881, developed AC
alternator driven by a watermill to power the world’s first electric street
lighting. The company continued to grow and diversified into electric trains
and Light bulbs. They also started manufacturing radios, television sets and
electron microscopes. In 1896 the company owned the 1st
patent for an X
ray tube.
When WWI broke out, orders for civilian electrical equipment slowed
considerably and the company began production of communication devices
for the military. The company's most successful contribution to the German
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war effort was the fire control system it produced for the Navy's battle
cruisers. In 1923 or started producing radio receives for the consumer
market.
Siemens and Halske was bloodied by the great depression, but it survived.
The company had been devasted by the war and required years of
rebuilding to get back on its feet. Its corporate headquarters was relocated
to Munich in 1949. By the early 1950s, the production of railroad, medical,
telephone, and power generating equipment, as well as consumer
electronics products began once again.
It introduced its first mainframe computer in 1955, and its 1st
nuclear
reactor went into service in 1959.
The company also had participated with Nokia but in August 2013, Nokia
acquired 100% of the company Nokia Siemens networks.
PRODUCTS AND SOLUTION BY THE COMPANY
Siemens offers wide range of electronics and electrical engineering products.
Siemens provides building related products, industrial plant related, energy
related and medical related products.
In the Summer Olympic Games of 1972, Siemens was the 1st offical supplier of telecommunications and data
processing equipment
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Building related products include building automation equipment and
systems, building fire safety equipments and systems, building security
equipment and systems.
Energy related products include gas and steam turbines, generators,
compressors ,ON and OFF shores wind turbines, high voltage
transmission products power transformers, alternating and direct
current transmission systems.
Wind Turbine. Steam Turbine
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High Voltage Substations
Medical products include clinical information technology systems,
hearing instrument, imaging equipment, imaging angiography etc.
Transportation and logistics related products by Siemens includes
equipment and systems for rail transportation including rail vehicles
for mass transit, regional and long distance transportation,
locomotives, equipment and systems for rail electrification, Central
control systems, automated train controls , equipment and systems
due road traffic including traffic detection.
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Arrival of electricity in the mid 19th
century explosively expanded reach
and speed of communication. Siemens played a key role in
development of communication technology from the very start.
Scalance. Energy Automation
(Industrial Communication). (Smart Communication)
In 1953, Siemens was one of the first companies to succeed in
producing the ultrapure silicon needed for semiconductor component
that revolutionized the world of electrical engineering and electronics.
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Two atoms of other substances might be left among a billion atoms of
silicon which is a requirement for making semiconductor components
like diodes , transistors and chips.
In early 1970s the transition from analog to digital technology vastly
accelerated in all fields of electrical engineering. This digitalization
called for more and more memory capacity to process programs and
data. The chip market exploded and chip capacity quadruped every
three years, bringing new, more powerful and cheaper generation of
chips in the market.
In 1983, Siemens declared that developing megabit memory chip, i.e
chip with more than a million binary memory cells and able to store
around 64 pages of text.
The first 1-Mbit chips went into production by the end of 1987.
In cooperation with international partners storage capacity kept
growing with every new generation of chips. These successes were
the foundation for many of Siemens innovation in communication,
information and automation technology.
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Following MEGA projects first achievement of 1987, the 1-Mbit chip
and inspite of number of difficulties, In 1988, Siemens developed
4Mbit (DRAM) chip. They were able to start mass production only at
the end of 1989. Now, the race for bigger, cheaper memory
accelerated in the 1990s. By 1996 Siemens and its cooperating
partners were ready to present first sample of 256-Mbit memory
chip. This is the smallest and fastest chip to date, which could store all
words of Shakespeare, Goethe and classical Japanese literature
combined. Finally in 1999, Siemens introduced the first 1-Gigabit
memory chip.
4-Mbit Memory Chip
Siemens was one of the first company to succeed in producing the ultrapure silicon needed for Semiconductor
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256-Mbit Memory Chip
INNOVATIONS BY THE INDUSTRY
Siemens has contributed to more than 80% of the installed electricity
generation over the last 10 years. It is also responsible for the electrification
of the railway infrastructure. Almost 75% of the Siemens healthineers to
process complex clinical analysis.
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Siemens Healthineers
The company had a very comprehensive product range. This includes
systems and services for power generation, transmission and distribution, as
well as energy efficient products and solutions for production, transportation
and building technology. Not only this, the company has also developed
technologies for high quality and integrated healthcare.
The innovations that the industry have made are:
Telegraphy and Telex (Pointer Telegraph)
Telegraphs by Siemens
17. 17
Safe & Secure building solutions by Siemens
GLOBAL EVENTS ORGANIZED BY THE INDUSTRY
Siemens organizes numerous events and trade fairs every year all over the
world. In 2019, the trade fairs and events organized were:
Hannover Messe(April 1st
-5th
,2019)
Digital Enterprise -Thinking Industry
EMO (September 16th
-21st
,2019) Hannover
Digitalization in Machine Tool Manufacturing
SPS (Nuremberg, November 26th
-28th
,2019)
Digital Enterprise
The company is fully prepared to organize is events in 2020 and has
already announced the events
Interpack 2020
Digital Enterprise
IFAT 2020
Digitalization of water management process
Intertraffic 2020
Mobility Operating Systems
Mostra Convengo Expocomfort 2020
New , innovative products, systems and solution for HVAC application.
Siemens Healthineers at ECR 2020
Shaping the digital transformation of Imaging
LogiMAT 2020
Thinking intralogistics further with digitalization
Light+Building 2020
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Smart buildings& power distribution, room automation.
Tire Technology Expo 2020
Digital twin of tire , Digital Enterprise
Lounges 2020
Virtual reality, lab booth & life science exhibit
VISION & MISSION OF THE INDUSTRY
Vision 2020+ is the strategy of the company to shape the next generation
Siemens. The company is setting the course for long term value creation
through asker's accelerated growth & stronger profitability with a simplified
&leaner company structure.
The main aim is to give Siemens individual business significantly more
entrepreneurial freedom under the strong Siemens brand in order to
sharpen their focus on their respective markets
PURPOSE:
Company serves society & create value for all stakeholders.
Serving society while doing successful & sustainable business is at the heart
of Siemen’s strategy. It is the company's ultimate purpose.
Their expected market development is
1. Electrification~1-3%
2. Automation~3%
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3. Digitalization~8%
The company's guiding principle
Always act as if it were your own company.
The company has set goals for the implementation of vision 2020
1. Grow Company value
2. Sharpen business focus EAD
3. Ignite pride and passion for Siemens through ownership culture.
4. Be an employer of choice.
BLOGS & COMMUNITIES RELATED TO THE INDUSTRY
Some of the recent blogs related to Siemens are as follows:
1. Blasted by the sun: Simcenter helps engineers world’s largest solar
telescope. By: Stephen Ferguson
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2. Artificial intelligence in manufacturing
By: David Rogers
3. Siemens launches flexible subscription-based NX CAM Cloud
Connected Software. By: Stephanie Aldrete
and many more of such blogs are present.
PARTNERS OF THE INDUSTRY
Siemens has partnership with a variety of companies. Some of them are:
Siemens works with other companies such as Codework ,Atos,
Arrow Electronics, Microsoft, Sigfox ,Digitread to make the IOT
Vision come true.
Siemens along with CANCOM,Atos ,Capgemini,Bently,TCS,
Microsoft work for digital transformation.
Siemens and Wipro are partners in the intersection of design,
strategy and technology
Siemens and Amazon Web Services provides the world’s must
comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform.
CINOVATION is a solution partner of Siemens.
CANCOM and Siemens had put together an interesting roadshow
fearing SIMATIC RTLS(Real -Time Locating System),a high precision
remote location system.
BISTEL along with Siemens provides intelligent and actionable
insights to keep your plant and equipment running at optimal
efficiency.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENGINEERS IN SIEMENS
Engineers at Siemens have the opportunity to grow in many ways
that few other companies can offer. Following are the some of the
fields in which Engineers with proper skill can apply at Siemens
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Automation Engineer
Embedded Software Developer
Electronic Hardware Designer:FTE
Electrical Design Engineer
Systems Engineer-Power Electronics (Locomotive)
TECHNICAL SKILLS REQUIRED TO JOIN SIEMENS
1. Strong knowledge of automation systems, mechanical systems,
electrical concepts, and building operations.
2. Building automation industry engineering and programming
background.
3. Skilled in programming, job startup and checkout, and
troubleshooting.
TRAINING CENTRES
Siemens use latest training methods bringing professionals up to
speed with the latest technology in the global market place.
Siemens has been providing training in automation and drivers since
1980.Siemens, Kalwa is the main centre in India. Siemens has opened
new training centre in Karlsruhe where they provide training in area
of instrumentation.
INSPIRING STORY BY ENGINEERS WORKING AT SIEMENS
Presently Siemens comprises of 3,72,000 of the smartest minds.
People at Siemens are thinkers, dreamers & doers.Siemens aims to
find people from around the globe who can contribute to world
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changing technology. One of such Engineer is Ashok Rane, Senior
Manager at Siemens India
ASHOK RANE
Ashok Rane believes that electricity is life. As an engineer he is always
looking for solutions that will improve people's lives. This goal has
driven him for his whole life & today Ashok is passing on his
knowledge to the next generation of young Indian engineers. He set
up the Siemens Aikya Education and Welfare Trust to teach, support
and inspire young people who are studying engineering and computer
science. Rane believes that young generation have the potential to
change the future for the better. Rane says that,” It’s our duty to take
whatever we learn from others & give it to the young generation.
WORLDWIDE AND NATIONWIDE REACH OF SIEMENS
The name Siemens is synonymous with international and and worldwide
presence. Upon the death of founder in December 1892, the company was
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already represented in 15 countries. Siemens today is a global player with
locations in nearly all countries of the world.
In 1894, the “Telegraphen -Bauarstaltvon Siemens & Halske” established a
small construction office in Switzerland to coordinate & supervise work in
the Wynan run of the river hydroelectric plant in the Canton of Berlin. Today
company has about 5,700 employees at more than 20 locations in the
Helvetian Confederation.
Siemens established its office in Milan in January 1st
,1899 when its first
Italian company was opened. It launched one of the longest partnerships in
its history. Ranging from construction of power plants & installation of
modern telecommunication networks to latest digitalization solutions.
In 1952, Siemens opened its main office in Calcutta and suboffice in Bombay
further suboffices opens in Karachi, Delhi, Madras, Colombo and Lahore.
Siemens set up their repair workshop under Mahalaxmi Bridge, Bombay.
In 1957, Siemens set up a full-fledged manufacturing unit at Worli, Bombay
for switchboards. In 1966, Siemens opened three phase motor factory in
Kalwa. Low voltage switchgear factory was set up at Aurangabad in 1991.
Siemens is present worldwide all over the world including Argentina,
Afghanistan, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Egypt, France, Italy, Israel,
Kuwait, Malaysia, New Zealand, UK, USA, Thailand and in many other
countries.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
www.wikipedia.org
https://new.siemens.com