The Industries of the Future call for unprecedented sustainability and resilience – and open, software-centric industrial automation is the answer. Smarter manufacturing starts here.
Open up the next level of industrial automation
Universal automation starts here
A new era of industrial innovation is here. The Industries of the Future are all about people creating the products that shape our lives. Think universal automation — the world of plug-and-produce automation software components proven to solve specific challenges — and think what we can create together.
Own your environmental impact
Today’s consumers want to feel good about the products they rely on. We can help you implement greener practices and lower your carbon footprint, starting now.
Software-centric automation drives the Industries of the Future
Humans power industries of all kinds, bringing irreplaceable skills like judgment, reasoning, and imagination to the table. With intuitive, agnostic, and end-to-end software on their side, there’s no limit to what industrial workers can achieve.
Awards and recognitions
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Supply chains have faced new levels of disruption, and businesses have had to work hard to bolster supply chain resilience and agility to meet customer demands, while simultaneously striving to deliver on their sustainability goals. In 2022, Schneider Electric ranked #2 in the Gartner Supply Chain Top 25, up two places from the year prior.
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Awarded for our “self-healing” supply chain platform which is driven by adaptive machine learning for real-time optimization of performance measures including safety, stock quantity, minimum order quantities, and lead times.
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Our partner AVEVA™ was named a leader in the 2022 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES). AVEVA’s MES solutions help maximize profitability, flexibility, quality, and compliance for Industries of the Future.
Explore our EcoStruxure solutions:
Food and Beverage
Water and Wastewater
Mining, Minerals, and Metals
Energies and Chemicals
Machine Control
EcoStruxure Plant and Machine
Sources
1Word in data (Oxford), 2020, Emissions by sector
2McKinsey, 2021, Covid-19: An inflection point for Industry 4.0
3IBM, 2023, X-Force Threat Intelligence Index 2023
4Randstad, 2022, Why is there a global labor shortage?