Dr. Juergen Kraemer
General Manager for IoT & Analytics at Software AG
As an experienced entrepreneur and technology thought leader, his mission is to harness technology to drive business innovation and create sustainable growth, which includes co-innovation partnerships. He has written numerous articles for journals, magazines and specialist books; he is a speaker at international conferences, a strategic advisor in business workshops, and a member of the Corporate Venture Investment Committee of Software AG.
Recent posts
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What is the future of manufacturing?
Manufacturers who want to compete in an increasingly volatile market know that they must become quicker, smarter, and greener to survive. That is a key finding of Forrester Research's report, The Future of Manufacturing, which analyzes the manufacturing market and identifies major trends affecting the industry — plus ways technology executives can respond effectively using IoT solutions and other technology… -
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4 steps to IoT value
For equipment makers, the value of building smart connected products is clear: IoT helps you gain insights into how your products are used, predict when maintenance is needed, and boost machine performance. You realize a great physical product is no longer enough—instead, ‘as-a-service’ business models help you stay closer to customers and gain a competitive advantage by creating new revenue… -
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What makes a Leader in Industrial IoT Platforms?
We've done it again! Once again, we are a Leader in the 2022 Gartner® Magic QuadrantTM for Global Industrial IoT Platforms for our IoT platform Cumulocity. We believe this validates that we are well positioned as an Industrial IoT platform provider today and for the future. According to Gartner, global IIoT platforms continue to evolve and support IT/OT integration at… -
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How IoT enables new customer-centric business models
It's been nearly 10 years since Forrester ushered in “The Age of the Customer”. In this era, customers have been armed with more information than ever, and companies have responded by offering more customer-centric products and services. The biggest business advantage in this era is knowledge of, and engagement with, customers. A similar dynamic is now at play in the… -
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Three ways IoT helps manage remote assets
Operating fine-tuned machines located in harsh, remote environments is not for the faint-hearted, but the Internet of Things (IoT) can make it easier. Wind power is a great example of this. Imagine giant turbines sitting offshore. Every day there are potential hazards – wind, waves, heat, cold. Hardware can be damaged, sensitive electronics destroyed, resulting in customers being deprived of… -
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How to Think of IoT Projects in the Future
Are you not 100% satisfied with your IoT project? I would like to share with you an unusual piece of advice: Stop framing your IoT projects around the technologies that make up "The Internet of Things." Why would I say such a thing as the person responsible for Software AG's IoT? It's simple: I want to shift your focus toward… -
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The future securely belongs to IoT
Many people would prefer not to talk about the topic of IoT security. Unfortunately, since attacks on IoT infrastructures are not uncommon, ignoring the subject would be a very bad idea. A variety of studies show that up to 70 percent of those surveyed have information about an attack on their installed IoT. And if that wasn't concerning enough, more… -
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Without change management, IoT has no chance
Change management is particularly important for IoT initiatives because the Internet of Things affects many different areas of the company— if not all of them. The more complex the project, the more departments that need to be involved and the more employees you need to include to ensure long-term success. In short: the complexity of change correlates with the requirements of… -
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5 key success factors for an IoT project
IoT projects fail for a variety of reasons. But we often don’t talk about why IoT projects succeed! That all changed at the Cumulocity IUG 2022 meeting as Philipp Mayer, Managing Director of codestryke, shared his IoT project experience with the audience on the positive note we’ve all been missing. It’s, therefore, critical to reiterate some of his points below…
