Creative in a crisis
Steve Beeston of the engineering and consulting firm Wood shares his experiences about the challenges of a crisis.
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Security for industrial plants
Cryptography experts at Endress+Hauser have developed the CPace standard for plant security.
Bounce forward
Every company wants not only to endure a crisis but to rise out of it stronger than before; in other words, to be resilient. The question is, how do they get there? What does ‘ambidexterity’ mean in this context? And what is the impact of the so-called ‘bounce forward’ effect? As part of her research work, innovation expert Marion A Weissenberger-Eibl searches for the answers.
Hub for East Africa
ith its three modernized seaports in Dar es Salaam, Tanga and Mtwara, Tanzania wants to reinforce its role as a major trade center in East Africa. To support this effort, Endress+Hauser is supplying advanced measurement technology – an extraordinary project that turned into a real challenge under pandemic conditions.
Tricking the system
Endress+Hauser had to keep its eye on regional lockdowns during the pandemic. Measurement instruments were warehoused – and automatically delivered to customers once they were able to accept deliveries again. Text: Christine BöhringerIllustration: 3st In the spring of 2020, most…
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So far – yet so near
For years, Endress+Hauser has been accelerating the pace of digitalization. This is now helping customers transcend borders and simplify their daily activities. Here are three examples.
Under pressure to succeed
The life sciences industry, viewed as the great hope for the future, is being counted on to conquer the pandemic with vaccines.
Total dedication for customer service
Story about Pranabesh Das who embarked on a journey of 1,800 kilometers and 24 days of quarantine in the middle of a hard lockdown for customer service.
Bestowing confidence
Interview with Klaus Endress and Matthias Altendorf about the importance of solidarity in crisis.
Destination unknown – Part 2
Again, we are asking in our pandemic series the three big questions: What lies ahead, what will disappear and what will stay? We’ll continue with vacations at home, digital schooling, dress codes, locomotion in the crisis, and DIY.