Sebastian Winkler von Mohrenfels

(EN) Unlocking Pump Potential with Data-Driven Decision Support

Pump operators traditionally focus on four main business drivers: ensuring availability and uptime enabling risk-based maintenance for reliability optimizing throughput for performance minimizing LCC and CO2 footprints for efficiency In order to effectively shift from preventive maintenance to predictive or condition-based maintenance, it is not enough to solely focus on the pumps, as mentioned in the podcast. A more sophisticated approach is needed, one that leverages Digital Solutions, IoT, and AI. This approach, termed by Sulzer and Innomotics as data-driven decision support, uses a digital pump monitoring and analytics platform and expert support to translate analytics findings into tangible business value for the customer. In our jubilee episode Dr. Marc Heggemann, Head Digital Solutions Sulzer Services, gives us insights about the benefits of the partnership with Innomotics. Sebastian Winkler von Mohrenfels, Vice President of Digitalization & Software at Innomotics, shows us insights about the integration and exchange of data between Sulzer and Innomotics IoT platforms. How this cooperation contributes to reducing the carbon footprint and how you can become part of this journey – you can find out in this episode! Episode 100 at a glance (and click): [11:19] Challenges, potentials and status quo – This is what the use case looks like in practice [23:50] Solutions, offerings and services – A look at the technologies used [34:00] Results, Business Models and Best Practices – How Success is Measured Under the name Innomotics, Siemens is combining its business activities in the areas of low- to high-voltage motors, geared motors, medium-voltage converters and motor spindles and is forming a new, leading motors and large drives company. The portfolio includes an innovative solutions and digitalization portfolio and a broad range of service offerings. The related businesses were previously assigned to the units Large Drives Applications and Digital Industries and to the legally separate Siemens companies Sykatec and Weiss Spindeltechnologie.