Increase lifecycle efficiency by simulating reality

Simulation benefits process industries throughout the entire plant’s lifecycle, enabling comprehensive tests of automation applications and creating realistic training environments for operators before real systems go into operation.

On-demand webinar

Watch our on-demand webinar “Increase lifecycle efficiency by simulating reality” where we explore the latest advancements, use cases, and real benefits from simulation for process industries.

Watch our webinar and learn more about:

  • How the use of simulation can dramatically improve the quality of your automation engineering
  • The impact simulation solutions has in minimizing risks while keeping project timeline and budget
  • Different examples of simulation of process automation
  • Real customer use cases: Learn how much engineering time our customers have saved by performing Virtual Commissioning, or how customers train their operators in a virtual plant model.

Our speakers

Michael Schüler
Senior Process Consultant / Senior Process Engineer with Siemens. He is a chemical engineer (Dipl.-Ing.) and works with process simulation for more than 25 years. He has experience with steady state and dynamic simulations, process optimizations (offline and online), OTS projects and APC projects.
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Thomas Lasarzewski
Sales Development Manager with Siemens. Thomas holds both an Electrical Engineering and an Automation Technology Degrees (Dipl.-Ing.). Throughout his career he has worked in several different projects related to Process Automation & Simulation, having more than 25 years of experience with such topics.
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Christian Eichardt
Project Manager for Test and Training Simulators with Siemens. He is an electrical engineer (B.Eng.) with focus on automation and control. Christian has been with Siemens AG since 2006 in different responsibilities with the background automation systems, simulation and integrated engineering. Since 2024 he is certified as a Multi-S Project Manager and responsible for several simulation projects.

An isometric illustration of an industrial plant, showing physical structures in grey and virtual/digital elements in translucent blue-green, flanked by digital interface panels with process diagrams, on a dark blue background.