In light of the Siemens Vision 2020 and wanting to achieve first prominence among its customers, Siemens Process Instrumentation spent a team building day with its top system integrators, with the aims of knowledge sharing and synergising the go to market strategy.
Siemens is committed to growing and developing alongside its partner network by collaboratively tapping into the shared value of a committed team and driving innovation through this. Siemens, South Africa divisional head of process instrumentation, Ryan Chetty, says, “The goal is to make Siemens process instrumentation the number one supplier in the country in respect of customer experience and service excellence, our key partners have been identified and briefed on how Siemens would like to achieve this goal.”
Kenneth Naicker, Siemens, South Africa solutions partner manager elaborates that the day was well spent optimising and interactively brainstorming the go to market strategy and KPIs in line with the Global Partner Program, followed by some fun team building activities – quad biking around Hartbeespoort Dam.
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