Operations Software and the Future of Software-Defined Industry

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Operations Software and the Future of Software-Defined Industry

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In episode four we sit down with our second co-host for all things software-defined, Mark Hindsbo – Head of Operational Software at Siemens Digital Industries. While Rainer is our expert on the automation within a factory, Mark is who to talk to when figuring out operations and more of the software details.For this first episode with Mark, I want to introduce you to him and his unique background while also delving into some of the integration work making software-defined possible at all. We also make the argument to adopt workflows like those automotive manufacturers use to crash test vehicles without spending a million dollars a test, by going virtual first then validating the simulations.In this episode you’ll learn about:(00:00) Who is Mark Hindsbo(04:41) Integrating automation and operations(08:58) Defining operations softwareAbout the voices:Mark Hindsbo is the Head of Operational Software at Siemens Digital Industries. In his role, he helps manufacturers design and operate flexible, adaptive and increasingly autonomous plants and factories. His deep passion for engineering and software drives his goal to help customers build products for a better future.Nick Finberg is a technical marketing writer and coordinator for Software-Defined Everything, with a background in Nuclear Engineering. He has worked with experts to cover many industries and topics including Automotive, Battery, sustainability, and systems engineering.

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