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bring additional automation knowledge and experience into the UK organization. Having spent much of my career at Siemens, I have seen how automation can transform manufacturing productivity, resilience, and competitiveness. WAGO has the technology, engineering heritage, and customer relationships to play a much larger role in that transformation. Customers will also see us bringing our interconnection, interface, power, energy-management, and automation capabilities together more clearly. Rather than promoting individual products in isolation, we want to demonstrate how the portfolio can solve complete customer applications.”
In light of WAGO’ s 75th anniversary, Manufacturing Today is keen to dive deeper into the forces that have been integral to the company’ s longevity, growth, and success. Darren highlights four key factors.“ The first factor is quality,” he says.“ Customers need to know that the product they install today will continue to perform reliably for many years. WAGO has built its reputation by never compromising on that principle.
“ The second is innovation. While the business has continually evolved, it has done so in a considered way, developing products that solve practical engineering problems and create measurable value for customers. The third is our people and our relationships. Our success has never been based solely on products. It has been built through connections with customers, distributors, engineers, contractors, and partners around the world. Finally, WAGO has always taken a long-term view. We invest in engineering, manufacturing, people, facilities, and partnerships because we want to build sustainable success rather than pursue short-term gains.”
As WAGO looks to the future, its ambition extends far beyond its renowned
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