kick-off presentation siemens mobility

Kick-Off Presentation

Siemens Mobility

ELPID 2021 TU Vienna, SS 2021

Unrestricted | © Siemens Mobility Austria GmbH 2020

#1 – Introduction


Your contacts at Siemens Mobility Austria GmbH

Helmut Forchtner

Head of Metro Engineering

Mail: [email protected]

Sophie Jesper

Graduate Technical Trainee



Stefan Stephan

Expert Interior


mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

#2 – The Siemens Universe


With our solutions, we’re addressing the greatest challenges of our time

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Healthcare system

Digital transformation of industry,

infrastructure and mobility Energy transition

Prosperity

Economic

growth

Productivity

Competitive

industriesAging society

Affordable healthcare

Population

growth

Increase in chronic

diseases

Efficient

infrastructure

Sustainable use of

resourcesPersonalized healthcare

Climate change /

CO2 emissions

Increasing

demand

Reliable

supply

Decarbonization

Distributed

energy systems

SiemensSmart Infrastructure

Digital Industries

Mobility

Siemens

Healthineers1

Siemens

Energy2

1 Publicly listed subsidiary of Siemens | 2 Publicly listed associate

A new chapter in the history of Siemens AGCompany setup as of October 1, 2020

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1 Publicly listed subsidiary of Siemens; Siemens Healthineers with its own setup for Countries and Service & Governance

2 Continuing operations as of September 30, 2019 (excluding Siemens Energy) | 3 Continuing operations for fiscal 2019 (excluding Siemens Energy | 4 For fiscal 2019

BusinessesSmart

Infrastructure

Digital

Industries

Portfolio

Companies

Siemens

Healthineers1

Siemens

AdvantaMobility

295,000employees2

€58.5 bnin revenue3

€5.6 bnin net income4

14.4%adjusted EBITA

margin for the

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#2.1 – Siemens Mobility

Global & Country Bundle Austria


Let us introduce you to the world of Siemens Mobility!


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36,800employees1

11.0%adjusted

EBITA margin2

€8.92 billionin revenue2

Mobility

1 As of September 30, 2019 | 2 For fiscal 2019

CEO Michael Peter

CFO Karl Blaim

HQ Munich, Germany We use digitalization to enable

transportation service providers

worldwide to make trains and

infrastructure intelligent, increase

value sustainably throughout the

entire system lifecycle, enhance

passenger experience, and

guarantee availability.

Kragujevac

Vienna LEB

Graz

Vienna SIEŽilina

BudapestAT

UA

RO

BG

RS

SI

GE

HU

HR

AMBA

ME XK

AL

MK

MD

SK

AZ


2Competence centres in

Budapest and Žilina

3Production facilities in Vienna,

Graz and Kragujevac

Siemens Mobility Austria GmbH

Assigned Countries with MO Setup

Production Sites

Assigned Countries without MO Setup

Centres of Competence (CoC)

Austria

Siemens Mobility Country Bundle AustriaAustria assumes responsibility for a total of 17 countries

Siemens Mobility Austria*We share a #PassionForMobility

2Competence Centers

for bogies and metros

343Apprentices and working students

2,940Employees in Austria

39Inventions in FY 2019

thereof 27 patents

24.9% Of our employees are under

35 years old

31Nationalities are represented by

our employees

* Official Figures FY 2019


Siemens Mobility AustriaLargest production & office locations in Austria

Siemens

Mobility

Austria GmbH

Vienna, LeberstraßeVienna,

Siemensstraße

Graz, Eggenbergerstraße

Worldwide business responsibility for Metros, Passenger Coaches

and Light Rail

Production of Metros and Passenger Coaches

World competence center and production of

bogies and pantographs

Company headquarters

Sample Interlocking Systems, product development and

Engineering for Rail Infrastructure and Intelligent

Traffic Systems


LocationVienna, Siemensstraße

LocationVienna, Leberstraße

Location Graz,Eggenberger-straße

Taxes & Customs

(S. Korun)

Siemens Mobility AustriaOrganization of Siemens Mobility Austria GmbH

Plant Graz Plant Vienna Leberstraße

Siemens Mobility Austria GmbH

Arnulf Wolfram (CEO), Andreas Palffy (CFO)

Regional Units

Intelligent Traffic Systems

(M. Racz)

Rolling Stock

(K. Strasser)

Customer Services

(M. Racz)

Headquarter Units

Engineering Metro

(H. Forchtner)

Metros

(P. Crauste)

Passenger Coaches

(P. Winkler)

Bogies

(S. Erlach)

Vienna Plant

(G. M. Leisgang)

Support Functions CEO

Accounting

(F. Lindmaier)

Human Resources

(A. M. Istrate)

Strategy &

Business Development

(F. Mühmel)

Real Estate Management

(R. D. Rotund)

Compliance

(U. Steinmaurer)

Finance & Performance Management

(S. Schwaiger-Werderits)

Operational Review / Risk

& Internal Control

(K. Klicka)

Financial Services

(L. Trautsamwieser)

Procurement & Logistics

(P. Pichler)

Digitalization,

Technology & IT

(B. Karollus)

Business Excellence

(F. Mühmel)

Communications

(F. Mühmel)

Assigned Countries

Bulgaria

(K. Ivanov)

Romania

(F. Röttig)

Slovakia

(B. Voška)

Slovenia

(A. Napast)

Hungary

(L. Ludvig)

Support Functions CFO

Serbia

(U. Eichlinger)

Rail Infrastructure

(W. Röss)

Legal

(M. Scherzer)Assigned countries without local SMO setup:

Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina,

Croatia, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro,

Northern Macedonia, UkraineUnrestricted | © Siemens Mobility Austria GmbH 2020

#2.2 – Portfolio Overview


We are the most diversified and vertically integrated mobility company

Intelligent

Traffic

Systems Solutions for Intelligent

Traffic Management

Rolling

StockShort-distance, regional

and long-distance rolling

stock, product and

system solutions

for passenger and freight

transport

Customer

ServicesServices for Rolling

Stock and Rail Infra-

structure, throughout

the entire lifecycle

Intermodal

SolutionsApps and backend

systems for passenger

information, booking,

payment and manage-

ment of data, infra-

structure and fleets

Rail Infra-

structureProducts and solutions

for Rail Automation and

Electrification

Turnkey

ProjectsComplete turnkey rail

solutions integrating the

entire portfolio and

beyond


Business Units relevant for Country Bundle Austria

Metros

LocomotivesAutomated

People

Mover

Trams and

Light Rail

Passenger

Coaches

Commuter

and Regional

Trains

High-speed

and Intercity

Trains

Components

and systems

Rolling StockSuppliers of rail vehicles for regional and long distance traffic and for passenger transport in cities


Rolling StockA portfolio for all distances and speeds

1 10 30 50

Sp

ee

d (

km

/h) Urban Interurban

Average distance between stops (km)

Commuter

Trains

Passenger

Coaches

Metro, Light

Rail, Automated

People Movers

Locomotives

High-Speed and

Intercity Trains


UTO ViennaLine U5Siemens provides the rail

infrastructure for an

unattended train

operation of the new

metro line U5, ensuring

that the driverless X-

Coach can operate

savely between

Karlsplatz and

Frankhplatz in 2025. (anticipated date)

Metro Type X-CoachSiemens produces 34

six-car fully automatic

metro trains for the new

Line U5 in the Viennese

manufacturing plant. The

111-meter train can carry

up to 928 passengers

and is constructed with

up to 90% recyclable

materials.

Cityjet eco

The first certified

battery-powered train in

Europe that can be

used on non-electrified

routes as an alternative

for diesel vehicles.

Battery operation can

reduce CO2 emissions

by up to 50 percent

compared to diesels.

London

Underground

In the Viennese

manufacturing Plant

Leberstraße, Siemens

produces 94 trains for

the London Piccadilly

Line. The open, walk-

through carriages will be

delivered in 2023 to the

customer.

#4 – Project Task


Now it‘s your turn to become a part of our Metro FamilyDescription of the ELPID Task 2021

Development of a new sitting experience:

1. Create a concept of how future metro cabin design (focus on

seats) will look like?

2. Evaluate future influences that are shaping flexible seating

design?

3. What are the most important drivers? What are the key

components which need to be considered?

4. Focus on Passenger experience

EL

PID

Pro

ject

2021

Future Market for Metros:

▪ Keep the following points in mind when designing

• What will the future situation look like?

• Seat arrangement based on changing passenger capacities.

• Which needs and groups of people have to be considered?

• Safety and Maintainability

• Flexibility

• Think of possible scenarios when designing

Scope for the first Workshop:

- Decision on one market

- Market analysis

- Presentation of first thoughts

Out of scope:

- Patent Research

Sources: Internet, Market Standards and Regulations

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What will future seats and seating arrangements in metros look like?

Time for Questions


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