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Press Release2025년 11월 11일Siemens AGKuala Lumpur
NIMP 2030 Boost: Siemens and FMM Formalise Partnership to Fast-Track Smart Manufacturing at Selangor Techsphere Summit
The Siemens Pavilion is
centred on four core pillars: IT/OT convergence, Artificial Intelligence (AI),
Digital Twins and a dynamic Partner Ecosystem. Visitors get to experience how
these elements come together to enable industries that are smarter, more resilient
and sustainable.
Through IT/OT convergence, Siemens showcases how the seamless integration of information and operational technologies delivers visibility and control across energy systems, buildings and production floors. Artificial Intelligence (AI) adds another layer — turning data into real-time insights for predictive maintenance and intelligent automation that boost efficiency and sustainability. With Digital Twins, Siemens demonstrates how virtual replicas of physical assets and processes allow businesses to simulate, analyse and optimise operations before making real-world decisions — saving time, cost and resources.
The Pavilion also highlights Siemens’ Partner Ecosystem, — an interconnected network of technology providers and integrators working together to deliver industry-specific solutions across key sectors such as water treatment, data centres, semiconductor manufacturing and rail & transportation. The partners featured at this Summit are: Certech IA, Orange Leaf Consulting, Scheinen, Ener Tech Solutions, Cosmos Instruments and CNC Design.
During the Summit, Siemens and the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturing (FMM) formalised a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly advance Smart Factory readiness and workforce upskilling in alignment with the New Industrial Master Plan (NIMP) 2030.
The partnership aims to make digitalisation more accessible and impactful for manufacturers of all sizes, supporting FMM’s 3,000 Smart Factories initiative through training programmes, Smart Factory Readiness Assessments and collaborative industry events designed to accelerate technology adoption nationwide.
Tindaro Danze, President and CEO of Siemens Malaysia, said “Our participation at the Selangor Techsphere Summit and collaboration with FMM reinforces Siemens’ commitment to Malaysia’s manufacturing community. We are enabling manufacturers to embrace digitalisation and smart factory technologies that enhance efficiency, sustainability and competitiveness — helping Malaysia advance towards its goals under the New Industrial Master Plan 2030.”
Tan Sri Soh Thian Lai, President of the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturing (FMM), added “This partnership with Siemens represents a meaningful step forward in accelerating Smart Factory adoption among Malaysian manufacturers. Together, we are helping businesses gain the skills, tools and technologies required to transition toward the next generation of manufacturing — one that is digital, sustainable and globally competitive.”
By combining Siemens’ global expertise in automation and digitalisation with FMM’s industry reach, both organisations are helping shape a connected, future-ready manufacturing ecosystem that supports Malaysia’s long-term industrial transformation goals.
Through IT/OT convergence, Siemens showcases how the seamless integration of information and operational technologies delivers visibility and control across energy systems, buildings and production floors. Artificial Intelligence (AI) adds another layer — turning data into real-time insights for predictive maintenance and intelligent automation that boost efficiency and sustainability. With Digital Twins, Siemens demonstrates how virtual replicas of physical assets and processes allow businesses to simulate, analyse and optimise operations before making real-world decisions — saving time, cost and resources.
The Pavilion also highlights Siemens’ Partner Ecosystem, — an interconnected network of technology providers and integrators working together to deliver industry-specific solutions across key sectors such as water treatment, data centres, semiconductor manufacturing and rail & transportation. The partners featured at this Summit are: Certech IA, Orange Leaf Consulting, Scheinen, Ener Tech Solutions, Cosmos Instruments and CNC Design.
During the Summit, Siemens and the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturing (FMM) formalised a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly advance Smart Factory readiness and workforce upskilling in alignment with the New Industrial Master Plan (NIMP) 2030.
The partnership aims to make digitalisation more accessible and impactful for manufacturers of all sizes, supporting FMM’s 3,000 Smart Factories initiative through training programmes, Smart Factory Readiness Assessments and collaborative industry events designed to accelerate technology adoption nationwide.
Tindaro Danze, President and CEO of Siemens Malaysia, said “Our participation at the Selangor Techsphere Summit and collaboration with FMM reinforces Siemens’ commitment to Malaysia’s manufacturing community. We are enabling manufacturers to embrace digitalisation and smart factory technologies that enhance efficiency, sustainability and competitiveness — helping Malaysia advance towards its goals under the New Industrial Master Plan 2030.”
Tan Sri Soh Thian Lai, President of the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturing (FMM), added “This partnership with Siemens represents a meaningful step forward in accelerating Smart Factory adoption among Malaysian manufacturers. Together, we are helping businesses gain the skills, tools and technologies required to transition toward the next generation of manufacturing — one that is digital, sustainable and globally competitive.”
By combining Siemens’ global expertise in automation and digitalisation with FMM’s industry reach, both organisations are helping shape a connected, future-ready manufacturing ecosystem that supports Malaysia’s long-term industrial transformation goals.
Siemens Malaysia Sdn Bhd is a leading technology company with comprehensive products and solutions, and emerging technologies for various markets in the Malaysian economy, under its Digital Industries and Smart Infrastructure businesses. It focuses on the areas of intelligent infrastructure for buildings, grids and distributed energy systems, more resource-efficient factories, resilient supply chains, as well as automation and digitalization in the process and manufacturing industries. The company creates technology with purpose, adding real value for customers. By combining the real and the digital worlds, Siemens empowers its customers to transform their industries and markets, helping them to transform the everyday for Malaysians.