Future Industry Minds: The Energy Management Congress at the Castle
On 11 and 12 May, Bensberg Castle became the focal point for energy and facility management. Future Industry Minds brought together decision-makers and stakeholders from business, politics, and industry – and deZem was right in the thick of it.
In this exclusive setting, we were able to demonstrate how modern energy management solutions combine significant cost savings with a sustainable reduction in CO2 emissions.
Our personal highlights
- Strong visions: Thomas Gosmann (Bayer AG) provided impressive insights, showing among other things how our deZem DataSuite functions as a tool for achieving Bayer's sustainability goals.
- Hand in Hand Together with Robert Smieskol and Christoph Bauer (Siemens), we demonstrated how smart tools like our Harvy2 current sensor can be seamlessly integrated with other modern infrastructures.
- deZem Masterclass: Things got practical at the deZem breakfast table. Georg Riegel demonstrated live how energy management becomes child's play – supported by valuable practical insights from Siemens, Bayer, and DOUGLAS.
- Lounge conversations: It was primarily the intensive one-on-one conversations with decision-makers about individual challenges and solutions that provided real depth and new impetus.
Conclusion
Beyond the high-calibre keynotes, it was primarily the intensive specialist discussions that made these two days so valuable. We're taking the enormously positive feedback with us as a tailwind for our next projects!
About deZem
Since 2003, deZem has been developing and supplying hardware and software to network and analyse sensor data from many heterogeneous sources - worldwide with projects in Europe, America and Asia. Originally started in the field of energy controlling, we have expanded our range of products and services over the years into a comprehensive system for IoT data management, from industrial analytics to plant and process monitoring to technical building management. Because the basic idea is the same: to create a scalable platform for collecting and analysing IoT data.
deZem GmbH
Wilmersdorfer Straße 60
10627 Berlin
Phone +49 30 31 800 730
www.dezem.de
Your contact for press and marketing:
Alexander Funk
deZem GmbH, Berlin
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