Help |
Site map |
Green Technology
November 16, 2018, 12:11 pm
Polyco Group launches Digital Process Industries Training Center powered by Siemens technologies
(21:54:30 PM 16/11/2017)(Tinmoitruong.vn) - Today in Hanoi, Polyco Group joins East Asia University of Technology (EAUT) and Siemens to launch Digital Process Industries Training Center in Polyco premises in order to meet increasing education requirements for digital technologies, especially in the context of Industry 4.0 revolution flowing to Vietnam.
>> Public Consultations Underway to Improve Environmental Impact Assessment for Infrastructure Development >> WHO launches campaign to save newborns in Vietnam >> USAID launches wildlife crime tech challenge in Viet Nam >> Breeding and training eagles >> Social work offers graduates little incentive
To remain competitive on the market, today’s manufacturers are encountering many challenges which require them to increase their production’s speed, flexibility, efficiency while reducing production time and time to market. Meanwhile, product quality and cost optimization must be ensured at all times.
But the biggest obstacle facing the manufacturing sector today is the lack of skilled training. It is the lack of skilled workforce that hinders productivity and creates a disadvantage against competitors in the same industry. More than ever, there is a critical need for reducing the skills gap, and identifying new skills for the future of manufacturing through education, apprenticeships and industry partnerships.
Therefore, the launch of the Training Center for Digital Process Industries at EAUT is very good timing. Its establishment is the result of cooperation between Polyco Group, EAUT and Siemens in a joint effort to equip present and future Vietnamese engineers with knowledge, skills and latest technologies for digital manufacturing age.
The Digital Process Industry Training Center has been equipped with Siemens automation and digitalization technologies such as Siemens IoT technology, TIA Portal, BRAUMAT automation system, S7-1500 PLC, etc. Students or engineers can learn and practice directly with a real demonstration which includes products from field level to management level applied in industrial production in general and in food and beverage industry in specific. Moreover, learners could visualize five steps in the digitalization value chain for process industries including product design, process and plant design, engineering and commissioning, operation, and services.
In particular, Siemens provides “Train the trainers” courses for professors in East Asia University of Technology about demonstrated technologies here. This is an activity under Siemens Automation Corporate with Education (SCE) program globally. Professors will be provided with knowledge, pre-configured hard and software package from industrial products including accessories. Besides, they are also offered training materials for specific modules for different classes. These will help professors simplify education in automation and digitalization.
At the Digital Process Industry Training Center, Siemens also provides SITRAIN courses. SITRAIN is Siemens training program for industries with content, equipment, trainers that follow Siemens global standards. After the training, learners will be verified to get SITRAIN certificates which are recognized globally.
According to Dr. Dinh Van Thanh, CEO of Polyco Group cum Vice Rector of East Asia University of Technology: “The Digital Training Center is launched timely during the “Transforming Educational Practices with Technology” period. Technology has penetrated into virtually all aspects of education and entwined with educational practices. To effectively benefit from technology applications, it is essential that education professionals make themselves ready for transforming their practices and keep identifying effective ways for transformations in their contexts. The Training Center has applied Siemens’ automation and digitalization technology in diverse modes of education to meet current transformation requirements”.
“Siemens is a world leading company in automation and digitalization. We can provide industries in general and food & beverage industry in specific customized products and solutions, ranging from shop floor level to MES/ERP or to industry cloud base services. I believe Digital Process Industries Training Center will remarkably enhance the human capacity, not only for Polyco group but also for the whole food and beverage industry in Vietnam to face with challenges at present and in the future”, said Dr. Pham Thai Lai, President and CEO of Siemens Vietnam.
BTV
Send comments you read about: Polyco Group launches Digital Process Industries Training Center powered by Siemens technologies
You may also be interested in:
-
Tam Dao 05 oil rig to work in deep waters with large tilt
-
Waste treatment by the technology of Japan
-
Sweden is willing to support Vietnam in developing clean technologies
-
Vietnamese scientists pursue further research on arsenic
-
Experiencing clean technology from Sweden
-
Demand for environmental technology soars
-
Bio-tech crucial to cutting emissions
-
Better policy needed to draw investment in hi-tech agriculture
-
Unhealthy competition spoils digital signature market, service providers say
Recent Posts:
- Accelerating the implementation of the Paris Agreement in Viet Nam through joint national and international efforts (07/11/2018)
- USAID Promotes Chi Initiative to Drive Down Demand for Rhino Horn (28/08/2018)
- Siemens supplies equipment for Vietnam’s largest solar farm (14/07/2018)
- Members of Vietnamese and German companies take pledge against wildlife crime (30/06/2018)
- Siemens Healthineers, Pham Ngoc Thach Medical University and Imed Medical Equipment Inked an MoU to foster education collaboration (30/05/2018)
- Traditional medicine students and lecturers work to discourage prescription of illegal wildlife products (28/05/2018)
-
FOUR PAWS ends bile bear keeping in Ninh Binh province (27/04/2018)
- ECOSYSTEM-BASED ADAPTATION PROJECT SUPPORTS COMPREHENSIVE COOPERATION FOR VIETNAM’S CLIMATE CHANGE RESPONSE (07/02/2018)
- Vestas and THC collaborate on developing wind farms in Huong Linh, Quang Tri province (07/12/2017)
- Viet Nam-German Businesses take lead in promoting sustainable development in Industry 4.0 (06/12/2017)
University student makes bricks from scrap paper
(Tinmoitruong.vn) - Nguyen Cao Hoang Sang, a student at HCM City Architect University, has created green building materials from scrap paper after seven months of research.
Siemens supplies equipment for Vietnam’s largest solar farm
(Tinmoitruong.vn) - Siemens has won the contract to supply systems to its customer Trung Nam Group in Vietnam and put the country’s largest solar farm into operation.
Vietnamese farmers make solar-powered boat
(Tinmoitruong.vn) - Farmers in the Mekong River Delta have invented boats that can run smoothly with no noise or pollution to the environment, and are especially suitable to serve ecotourism.
2.jpg)
