Kommentar: Der Siemens-Chef bleibt beim Umbau vage – dabei hat er eine klare Vision im Kopf
Roland Busch hat bisher nur ansatzweise erklärt, wie er sich den Konzern als „One Tech Company“ vorstellt. Allerdings hat die lange Phase der Unsicherheit nachvollziehbare Gründe.
In a commentary on Siemens' transformation, Siemens' CEO Roland Busch's vague approach to the "One Tech Company" program is highlighted. Despite Nvidia's immense popularity and success in the tech sector, Siemens remains a key player in industrial AI, given its deep roots in both digital and physical industries worldwide. Siemens' "One Tech Company" initiative aims to strengthen the company for the future, but the CEO has yet to provide a clearer explanation of this vision internally.
While new organizational charts have been introduced, the specifics of how this program will improve operations and achieve growth targets remain unclear. The transformation process is complex and ongoing, with many details still uncertain. The management believes that revealing too much at once could disrupt the transformation process, so they prefer to develop the strategy and structure through a series of steps within teams.
This cautious approach, while understandable, leaves the future of the company somewhat vague. The transformation is a continuous process, especially in the rapidly changing landscape of artificial intelligence, and Siemens aims to remain a top tech company and potentially set a new standard in the market, similar to Nvidia.
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