In the dynamic world of industrial engineering and digital transformation, *Roland Busch, the CEO of **Siemens AG*, stands as a visionary leader navigating one of the world’s most iconic engineering conglomerates into a new era of innovation, sustainability, and digital intelligence.
Who is Roland Busch?
Roland Busch took over as *CEO of Siemens AG* in *February 2021, succeeding Joe Kaeser. With a **Ph.D. in Physics* from the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg and years of experience across various divisions of Siemens, Busch brings a rare combination of *deep technical understanding* and *strategic leadership*.
Before becoming CEO, he served in several key roles, including:
CTO (Chief Technology Officer)
COO (Chief Operating Officer)
Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG
His background in R\&D and systems-level innovation
gives him a unique perspective in steering a tech-heavy industrial giant.
*Accelerating digital transformation* across Siemens’ core businesses
* Scaling *IoT platforms* like *MindSphere*
* Driving *Industry 4.0* innovations in manufacturing,
mobility, and smart infrastructure
* Embedding *AI and cloud* into Siemens Digital Industries
Software
Busch strongly advocates the use of *digital twins* and
*simulation technologies* to improve product development, predictive
maintenance, and operational efficiency. Siemens is investing in *industrial
metaverse* capabilities alongside partners like NVIDIA.
He believes in empowering local teams across the globe.
Siemens operates with high degrees of autonomy across its verticals, enabling
faster decision-making and better regional adaptability.
Under Busch, Siemens has acquired several niche engineering
and software firms, such as:
WattIQ, and other smart building tech platforms
These help Siemens build a more *connected, data-driven
portfolio*.
* Strengthened its *engineering services portfolio*
* Positioned itself as a top partner in *EV infrastructure,
smart cities, and factory automation*
We don’t just automate factories—we digitize the future.
Roland Busch