Digitalization

Using data to improve sustainability: the Steel Sustainability Navigator (SSN) makes the green transformation at thyssenkrupp Steel visible.

Machine learning: Artificial intelligence has become an integral part of most areas. At thyssenkrupp's Digital Technology Office, machine learning is used to work more efficiently and develop innovative solutions for our customers.

Optimized supply chains thanks to artificial intelligence: thyssenkrupp's very own pacemaker® uses machine learning and data science to make supply chains more sustainable and cost-efficient.

Digital transformation in plant engineering is a multifunctional task. Dr. Tobias Rabsahl gives an insight into his varied day-to-day work.

The danger from hackers and cyber attacks has been growing for years. The focus is increasingly on industrial companies like thyssenkrupp.

With the digital marketplace SteelBuy, Terry Sargeant and the team, are revolutionizing materials trading.

Robotics Process Automation describes technologies and bots that perform repetitive tasks.

Properly analyzed, data can help optimize processes and make entire supply chains more efficient. This digitization project at thyssenkrupp Steel is Sarah Händler's job.

Lynne Howieson, Project Manager Power BI, knows how cloud-based, digital work is implemented at thyssenkrupp Material Services.

Our experts explain how we can meet the ever-increasing demands of global competition with the help of consistent digitalisation.

When it comes to customer satisfaction, we at thyssenkrupp leave nothing to chance. But rather to an intelligent software.

Christian Jabs works in sales & supply chain management at thyssenkrupp Materials Services. With the expansion of the new solution pacemaker®, he ensures efficient and green supply chains. For our #DigiJob series, he explained to us what the logistics of tomorrow will look like thanks to digital innovations.

IT networking in production plays a central role at thyssenkrupp Bilstein. Dr. Peter Fischer and his team ensure a high-performance IT infrastructure.

Software engineering has been playing an important role at thyssenkrupp Bilstein. Cibi Kaliamoorthy explains in what way.

Dr. Alex Birnkraut and his team are turning thyssenkrupp BILSTEIN's production into a "Connected Factory", which makes processes more digital, transparent and efficient.

When it comes to quality, we leave nothing to chance at thyssenkrupp. That's why our digital experts at thyssenkrupp Steel have developed AI-based models that take our quality assurance to the next level.

The future of industrial plant maintenance is called predictive maintenance. At thyssenkrupp Presta in Mexico, our colleagues use predictive maintenance to avoid downtime and machine failures.

This is how thyssenkrupp's Head of Offensive Security & Security Enablement and his team work against cyber attacks.

Read here why global dialogue is so important for our colleagues and how it it is made possible.

Setting up supply chains efficiently and improving service: thyssenkrupp Materials Services uses modern technologies - from IIoT to AI - to achieve this.

For thyssenkrupp Materials Services, digitization is the biggest lever for making their business more efficient. Its in-house developed IIoT technology toii®, for example, helps the largest materials trader in the western world achieve greater transparency with real-time data.

thyssenkrupp Materials Schweiz AG reduces costs and downtime with modern IIoT technology.

The experts at thyssenkrupp Materials IoT are digitizing production processes using the Industrial Internet of Things platform toii®. The effect: more efficient processes and increased productivity.