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For many young people, starting their training is like jumping in at the deep end - everything changes, a new phase of life begins. This year, 26 career starters have decided to set sail at HARTING. In total, the Technology Group is currently supporting around 130 trainees and dual students starting their careers - in more than 25 professions. New this year: the practice-integrated ‘Software Engineering’ degree programme.

The HARTING Technology Group welcomes a new Managing Director and Corporate Regional Manager at its subsidiary HARTING Singapore Pte. Ltd.: Mabel Low is now responsible for the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations), ANZ (Australia, New Zealand), China, India, Korea and Japan regions.

Meanwhile, decarbonization is in full swing. More and more areas are being electrified in line with the All Electric Society (AES) and sectors are being meaningfully linked. The synergies of sector coupling and the associated efficiency gains, however, are only one of the keys to achieving climate neutrality. Manufacturing companies are called on to critically examine the components of their products.

The vision of a society that meets its entire energy requirements by sourcing green electricity and distributing it in line with demand also poses new challenges for the suppliers of the necessary "hardware".

The consistent implementation of the AES determines that the energy is optimally connected, regulated and controlled. Data centre operators are also faced with the challenges of optimising space utilisation, while boosting availability and enhancing energy efficiency. HARTING is offering a harmonised portfolio to meet these demands.

Prof. Dr agr. Karl Wild: "Data-based decision-making, GPS guidance and the use of sensors in the fields are now standard on advanced farms. These technologies enable the precise monitoring and control of agricultural processes, from sowing to irrigation and harvesting, and help to promote the sustainability of agriculture."