99 percent of the world’s population is breathing air that’s harmful to their health. Over the last 5 to 10 years, there's been a huge increase in the amount of evidence about the health impacts of pollution. Now, we are presented with a massive opportunity to improve public health and combat climate change at the same time. But how? And what is the role of the transportation sector in this crucial discussion? Just in time for COP27, we bring together Eva Scherer, Siemens Head of Investor Relations, and Jane Burston, Clean Air Fund Executive Director, to explore why cleaning up our air is so vital and how companies and every single one of us can contribute. We also look at the role that the Alliance for Clean Air, of which Siemens is a founding partner, is already playing in the fight to cut air pollution and why data is so important.

A new era of rail digitalization is coming, and it’s Norway leading the way. The Scandanavian country is currently building the most modern signaling system in the world, and with it a potential blueprint that could revolutionize rail infrastructure throughout Europe, and beyond. From increased punctuality to reduced maintenance and repairs, the world-first digitalization and centralization of a country-wide rail network will set new standards for both operators and customers.    In the latest episode of “Moving beyond”, host Prof. Sally Eaves is joined by Lars Johan Andresen, Chief Executive Officer at Siemens Mobility Norway, and Sverre Kjenne, Chief Operating Officer at Bane NOR, to shine the spotlight on this trailblazing mobility project, and reveal how not even a global pandemic could derail its progress.

Could diesel trains soon be a thing of the past? Change is coming, thanks to the further development of hydrogen technology. Using hydrogen as a power source for rail transport is a potential game-changer, for the future of sustainable mobility, especially for regional trains. But how do we bring this cutting-edge, climate-friendly power to a global train network, especially in areas which still rely heavily on traditional fuels to drive their railways? In the first episode of the second series of our Moving beyond podcast, host Prof. Sally Eaves speaks to Prof. Dr. Klaus Bonhoff, Head of Department for Policy Issues at the German Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI), and Jochen Steinbauer, Platform Director H2 Technologies for Regional Trains at Siemens Mobility, to delve into the significant advantages of hydrogen technology and the decisive role it can play in the energy transition that is critical to the world today.

Is rail travel the true game-changer for tackling climate change? We certainly think so, and in the second season of our podcast “Moving beyond”, we’ll tell you why. Featuring case studies and experts from around the world, we shine a spotlight on the innovative technologies being used to drive more sustainable, efficient rail mobility. From future-proofing trains, to improving existing infrastructure and capacity, to utilising intelligent software solutions, we’ll explain how rail can drive a future that’s not just greener, but also more comfortable and convenient for passengers than ever before. Renowned technology expert and keynote speaker, Professor Sally Eaves, returns as our resident host, so join us now on the journey to the mobility of the future.

It’s been described as a project without peer, with the capability to revolutionize transportation and economic infrastructure in Egypt, creating thousands of jobs and connecting the country in a way that’s never been seen before – in short: the Suez Canal on Rails. So how is the vast scale of Mega Project Egypt becoming a reality? And what role do partnerships play in creating a sustainable, long-lasting railway legacy that will impact not just Egypt, but also create a blueprint for the wider Middle East and Africa? In the sixth episode of “Moving beyond”, our host Sally Eaves is joined by Sara Elkady, Head of Customer Services Middle East and Africa at Siemens Mobility, and Osama Bishai, CEO of Orascom Construction, to assess the challenges faced in tackling such an unprecedented level of transformation. Enjoyed our podcast? Leave a comment and a rating at Apple Podcast.  Or if you have any questions, please contact us via E-Mail at podcast.mobility@siemens.com.

Relative to 2005, urban rail traffic worldwide will grow by 180 percent until 2025, meaning that capacity has to nearly triple (1). To cope with this rapid development digitalization is the key to increased availability, automation, connectivity, and sustainability in rail infrastructure. But how is digitalization really catalyzing a revolution in the transport sector? And what can the Internet of Things and cloud-based applications contribute? In the fifth episode of “Moving beyond”, our host Sally Eaves is joined by Devina Pasta, Head of Digital, Technology & Innovation and Strategy at Siemens Mobility, and Cherie Wong, General Manager at AWS IoT Analytics Services, to explore how digitalization plays a key role in transportation and to make rail the backbone of a truly multimodal mobility ecosystem. Follow all participants on LinkedIn: Prof. Sally Eaves: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-eaves/ Devina Pasta: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devinapasta/ Cherie Wong: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheriew/ Want to know more about our podcast? Visit https://www.mobility.siemens.com/global/en/insights/mobility-podcast.html or follow Siemens Mobility on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram Enjoyed our podcast? Leave a comment and a rating at Apple Podcast. Or if you have any questions, please contact us via E-Mail at podcast.mobility@siemens.com. (1) source: https://www.sci.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Press_release_Rail_Transport_Market.pdf

What makes a perfect train journey? Contactless ticketing? Better seats? Great internet access? The passenger experience is central to every modern railway’s success, and improving it is one of the key questions governing the train designs of the future. So how do we do this, both for work and leisure, while also improving accessibility and sustainability?In the fourth episode of “Moving beyond”, our host Sally Eaves is joined by Tom Kutscher, Siemens Mobility Vice President of Sales and Bids for High Speed and Intercity Trains, and Christiane Bausback, N+P Industrial Design Managing Director and Head of Design, to share the strategies helping to shape the passenger experience of the future. Follow all participants on LinkedIn: Prof. Sally Eaves: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-eaves/ Christiane Bausback: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christiane-bausback-84b735a/ Tom Kutscher: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-kutscher/ Want to know more about our podcast? Visit https://www.mobility.siemens.com/global/en/insights/mobility-podcast.html or follow Siemens Mobility on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram Enjoyed our podcast? Leave a comment and a rating at Apple Podcast. Or if you have any questions, please contact us via E-Mail at podcast.mobility@siemens.com.

When it comes to a brand new railway with 41 step-free stations, 42 km of tunnels, and the capacity for 250 million journeys a year – then it is all about Crossrail! This mega project is a true game-changer in public transport and will leave a lasting legacy not just for London, but for sustainable, digitalized, urban rail travel around the world. Twenty years in the making, the Elizabeth line, as it will be known, has only become a reality thanks to partnerships and teamwork on a scale never seen before.In the third episode of “Moving beyond”, our host Sally Eaves is joined by Mark Wild, Crossrail Ltd Chief Executive Officer, and Rob Morris, Siemens Mobility’s Managing Director for Rail Infrastructure in the UK, to reflect on the successes and challenges faced during this ground-breaking project Follow all participants on LinkedIn:Prof. Sally Eaves: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-eaves/Mark Wild: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-wild-32488521/Rob Morris: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-morris-83b3b716/ Want to know more about our podcast? Visit https://www.mobility.siemens.com/global/en/insights/mobility-podcast.html or follow Siemens Mobility on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram What other mobility topics would you like us to discuss in our podcast? Leave a comment with your wish at Apple Podcast. Or if you have any questions, please contact us via E-Mail at podcast.mobility@siemens.com.

The urbanization of the world’s population is happening faster than ever before; by 2050, the number of people living in cities will have grown by 2.5 billion people across the globe. Growing urban centers need smarter and more efficient transportation systems, but how do mobility providers meet this challenge in a sustainable way, when the fight against climate change is at such a critical stage? And how can authorities, technology, infrastructure and vehicle companies work together to create an intelligent mobility system, where a single ticket could cover all forms of transportation from A to Z? In the second episode of “Moving beyond”, host Sally Eaves is joined by BMW Group’s Vice President Sustainability and Mobility, Dr. Thomas Becker, and Michael Peter, Siemens Mobility’s Chief Executive Officer, to discuss the challenges of transforming mobility into a truly sustainable and fully seamless service.Follow all participants on LinkedIn:Prof. Sally Eaves: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-eaves/Dr. Thomas Becker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-becker-83805276/Michael Peter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelmppeter/ Want to know more about our podcast? Visit https://www.mobility.siemens.com/global/en/insights/mobility-podcast.htmlor follow Siemens Mobility on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram What other mobility topics would you like us to discuss in our podcast? Leave a comment with your wish at Apple Podcast.Or if you have any questions, please contact us via E-Mail at podcast.mobility@siemens.com.

In this opening episode, our host Sally Eaves assesses how vital innovation is to the future of mobility, as she speaks to Google’s Chief Innovation Evangelist and Adjunct Professor at Stanford University, Dr. Frederik G. Pferdt, and Michael Peter, Siemens Mobility’s Chief Executive Officer. It’s 200 years since railway technology changed society and sparked the Industrial Revolution, in the ultimate transportation innovation. Now, as the Covid-19 pandemic forces us all to rethink how we live, work and travel, our guests reflect on how new rail-based innovations can once again drive social transformation, making mobility safer and more sustainable, while also meeting the challenge of climate change head on. They also reveal the secrets of an innovator’s mindset and how to encourage creative thinking, even when people are negatively biased towards change. Follow all participants on LinkedIn: Prof. Sally Eaves: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally-eaves/ Dr. Frederik G. Pferdt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fgpferdt/ Michael Peter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelmppeter/ Want to know more about our podcast? Visit https://www.mobility.siemens.com/global/en/insights/mobility-podcast.html or follow Siemens Mobility on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram What other mobility topics would you like us to discuss in our podcast? Leave a comment with your wish at Apple Podcast.Or if you have any questions, please contact us via E-Mail at podcast.mobility@siemens.com.

Siemens Mobility experts and guests comment on the future of mobility ­– hosted by Sally Eaves. As a society we need safe, reliable, sustainable and seamless mobility solutions. “Moving beyond” is the brand-new podcast by Siemens Mobility. How do we make sure that people will feel safe again using public transportation amidst the Covid-19 pandemic? How are we going to meet future challenges, particularly with demand set to grow substantially over the next decades? How can we succeed in making transport carbon neutral from door to door, across cities and in between? We will have a closer look at metropolises and how they tackle the challenges ahead. Join us and our resident host Professor Sally Eaves, an international expert and keynote speaker on emerging and advanced technologies, in a discussion with various experts from around the world about existing mobility technologies and future revolutionary ideas. Now is the time to build the momentum to change mobility.