Engineering: Does increased efficiency stifle innovation?

Juergen Maier in-front of a sign that reads 'Siemens'.

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11 February 2016

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I an interview with Keshini Navaratnam, Siemens UK CEO Juergen Maier discusses the contrast between the innovative engineering approach of the UK and the highly efficient environment found in Germany.

Engineering: Does increased efficiency stifle innovation?

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