Arno Güllering talks to AMS about how ZF is accelerating its use of renewable energy, building more critical components in house, decentralising its data analysis and training staff to produce more electronics.
Güllering, who is responsible for nearly 30 factories, is among those leading the charge towards electrification and transformation in ZF’s operations. In an interview ahead of the event, he points to the scale of these changes for ZF, as well as the opportunities for its manufacturing and operations team, especially as access to the company’s digital tools and ecosystem are decentralised across the organisation.
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