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Using Big Data and Analytics to Design a Successful Future

Using Big Data and Analytics to Design a Successful Future
Gerhard Kress, Director, Siemens Mobility. ||

By DE Editors  

August 1, 2015

Editor's Note: This customer success story has been republished with permission. It originally appeared on the Teradata blog. 

Blending old world hard metal with future-focused data-driven analytics, Siemens Mobility Data Services division is capitalizing on big data and analytics to ensure transportation around the globe is fast, reliable and more energy efficient. Innovation that includes predicting failures, ensuring a seamless supply chain for parts to reduce or eliminate downtime and use weather data to differentiate problems in the same train model in different regions. WOW!

 

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