Princeton, NJ - Siegfried Russwurm, Member of Managing Board & Chief Technology Officer, Siemens AG joined leadership and employees from Siemens Real Estate (SRE) and Siemens Corporate Technology (CT) US for a ribbon cutting to reveal the newly renovated CT research & development facility. The Princeton location has transformed into a Siemens New Way of Working (NewWow) workspace, including the construction of new, state-of-the-art labs that will allow researchers to develop high-impact innovations to help CT’s customers enhance their competitiveness.
The multi-million dollar site renovation has expanded and modernized the world-class research & development facility, which previously featured private offices throughout and is home to hundreds of research scientists, consultants and software engineers who provide technological solutions to the global family of Siemens’ businesses.
“Siemens Real Estate is proud to work with our counterparts at Corporate Technology to create a modern space for employees to conduct their leading-edge research, while allowing them the privacy that is required,” said Michael Kruklinski, Head of SRE for the Americas. “This new space will allow for more efficiency, cost savings and employee satisfaction and collaboration.”
“For more than 30 years, our employees have been developing breakthroughs in science and emerging technologies,” said Terry Heath, Senior Vice President, CT US. “This configuration in Princeton creates a better overall workspace for our employees and fosters a creative environment, enabling our team to spawn fresh, innovative technologies.”
The enhancements to the Princeton facility allow Siemens’ researchers to innovate and invent technologies leveraging the companies leadership role in digitalization, electrification and automation.
For the full story: http://njbmagazine.com/njb-news-now/siemens-princeton-rd-site-unveils-major-renovation-and-reconfiguration-to-new-way-of-working/
“Siemens Real Estate is proud to work with our counterparts at Corporate Technology to create a modern space for employees to conduct their leading-edge research, while allowing them the privacy that is required,” said Michael Kruklinski, Head of SRE for the Americas. “This new space will allow for more efficiency, cost savings and employee satisfaction and collaboration.”
“For more than 30 years, our employees have been developing breakthroughs in science and emerging technologies,” said Terry Heath, Senior Vice President, CT US. “This configuration in Princeton creates a better overall workspace for our employees and fosters a creative environment, enabling our team to spawn fresh, innovative technologies.”
The enhancements to the Princeton facility allow Siemens’ researchers to innovate and invent technologies leveraging the companies leadership role in digitalization, electrification and automation.
For the full story: http://njbmagazine.com/njb-news-now/siemens-princeton-rd-site-unveils-major-renovation-and-reconfiguration-to-new-way-of-working/
