Tupy’s Digital Transformation at the Brazil-Germany Meeting

Multinational participates in the panel that will take place next Monday, the 13th, at MinasCentro

Tupy, a Brazilian multinational that develops and produces structural components in cast iron of high geometric and metallurgical complexity, participates in the panel “Digital Transformation”, during the 39th Brazil-Germany Economic Meeting 2023,

next Monday, the 13th. The event focuses on the relationship between the two countries and the theme will be “New Approaches to Energy, Climate and Digitalization”. March 14, at MinasCentro, in Belo Horizonte.

At Tupy,  Industry 4.0 (including IoT and IioT) is developed with the concept of Digital Office, which applies technologies in the administrative environment. However, far beyond technologies, the Company believes that transformation is about people and the value creation for the Company only occurs through a more comprehensive look, represented by Digital Transformation. “We develop and we form the necessary skills in our teams, which now have the knowledge to adopt technologies, generating value for the development of each, for the Company and also for society,“ says Daniel Moraes, executive manager of Digital Transformation and Innovation at Tupy.

Daniel participates in the panel on Digital Transformation, starting at 3:10pm,  alongside Eduardo Pires da Silva, TOTVS product director; Sabine Bendiek, member of the SAP SE Board of Directors; and Pablo Roberto Faiva, CEO of Siemens Brasil. The mediation will be by journalist Renata Agostini, one of the country’s leading economic policy analysts.

About TUPY 

A Brazilian multinational company that designs and manufactures cast iron structural components with highly complex geometry and metallurgy. These engineering solutions are applied to the transportation, infrastructure, agribusiness, and energy generation sectors, contributing to the quality of life of people, promoting access to health, basic sanitation, drinking water, and the production and distribution of food worldwide. The production is concentrated in the Brazilian factories located in Betim (MG), São Paulo (SP) and Joinville (SC), and abroad, in the cities of Aveiro, in Portugal, and Saltillo, and Ramos Arizpe, in Mexico. The Company also has commercial offices in Brazil, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, and the U.S. www.tupy.com.br

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