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Mark Schaefer, vice president of the Information Technology Business at Siemens-Energy, has been successfully leading the IT department towards a clear direction for the past two years.Schaefer began his tenure at Siemens-Energy as the Head of Digital Enterprise and Information Technology for the division of generation, where he brought a strategic perspective to the organization due to his background as a civil engineer and past experience as a consultant implementing IT solutions. Schaefer's expertise and leadership have been instrumental in driving Siemens-Energy's digital transformation and ensuring its continued success in the industry.
Mark is a valuable consultant and advisor to Siemens Energy due to his generalist approach and expertise in technology, communication, and business. Delivering high-value projects to the Information Technology business and helping Siemens Energy fulfil its goal is his main priority. What are some prominent challenges in the market in developing new technologies related to gas turbines and steam engines? There have been some challenges and opportunities in the gas turbine and steam engine market lately. Two years ago, the market was experiencing a downturn, and while people were talking about decarbonization initiatives, they were not putting them into practice. However, the global switch from coal to gas, which helps reduce CO2 emissions, is predicted to keep the gas turbine market steady for the next decade. But now, things have changed, and there is an increase in demand in the gas turbine and steam turbine markets. In the energy transportation sector, there has been a steady 10 percent yearly growth, leading to more requirements for projects. There has been an increase in the compression business also, due to the need for higher pressures in pipelines carrying hydrogen instead of gas. Regardless of having all these growing needs in the market, quick company expansion is really a big challenge. Scaling up solutions in this sector, requires establishing centralized data models and systems to enable effective IT support.The demand for energyrelated projects is on the rise, and it is expected that executing any project in this field will continue to increase for at least the next ten years
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