OBERTSHAUSEN, Germany — March 5, 2018 — As far as KARL MAYER is concerned, digitization is an important driver of growth, productivity and innovation. This manufacturer is one of the innovative market leaders and driving force for innovations in textile machinery building. Karl Mayer offers solutions for warp knitting, technical textiles and warp preparation.
Karl Mayer has now joined the ADAMOS alliance of industrial and software companies as its seventh partner. ADAMOS is a strategic alliance of machinery and plant engineering firms and stands for ADAptive Manufacturing Open Solutions. This joint venture was set up to tackle Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), which are key issues for the future. As part of this, ADAMOS is committed to close cooperation and the exchange of expertise.
According to Arno Gärtner, CEO of the Karl Mayer Group: “Joining the strategic ADAMOS Alliance is the next step in our digitization strategy. ADAMOS brings together experts in mechanical engineering and information technology to help provide high added value for customers. With this involvement we will gain access to an open IIoT environment which is specifically focused on the needs of machinery and plant construction.”
As a pioneer in textile machine building, Karl Mayer pursues a broadly conceived digitization strategy: for one, the aim is to boost productivity within the company’s own added value chain to the customers’ benefit; and secondly, the intention is to develop new market-supporting business models, products and services involving digitization.
Back in November 2017, the company founded Karl Mayer Digital Factory GmbH in order to develop advanced digital competences in an agile environment. And now Karl Mayer Digital Factory too has taken a stake in ADAMOS.
This means that the company can access digital skills quickly and develop new digital solutions and services at the speed required.
Posted March 5, 2018
Source: Karl Mayer
