Schneider Electric

Walk into a modern manufacturing plant and its autonomous, digitalized, full of robots. But the industrial process and the energy it consumes are still usually run as two separate systems – and that's costing companies more than they realize. Through our collaboration with LinkedIn and LinkedIn's Economic Graph, we explored how industry is changing – including the people driving it. One finding stood out: AI skill adoption in manufacturing has grown 4X since 2019. More in this video, where Gwenaelle Huet explores how Schneider Electrics industry expertise and data-driven insights from LinkedIn's Economic Graph are helping shape the future of manufacturing. #LinkedInSchneiderElectricResearch

We're proud to have received four Brandon Hall Group 2026 HCM Excellence Awards, including two Gold and two Silver recognitions, celebrating the learning, talent, and development programs that help our people learn, grow, and succeed. From building future-ready skills through our partnership with Coursera, to advancing energy access, strengthening talent governance, and enabling partner sales excellence, these awards reflect our commitment to creating opportunities for people to grow their careers and make a meaningful impact. Most importantly, they recognize our teams whose passion and innovation bring these opportunities to life every day. As we advance energy technology, we're investing in the people who make that future possible. Ready to grow your career with us? Explore open opportunities: http://spr.ly/6044BGSEt4 Not ready to apply yet? Join our Talent Community to stay connected and hear about future opportunities, career insights, and employee stories: http://spr.ly/6045BGSEtf

What happens after infrastructure is built? In his conversation with Raymond Hawkins on Compass Datacenters' Not Your Father's Data Center podcast, Jerome Soltani discusses why the future of Services is shifting from asset maintenance to outcome delivery. Because customers don't measure success by maintenance activities. They measure it by performance, resilience, efficiency, and confidence that their operations will run when they need them most. Listen to the full conversation here: http://spr.ly/6045BGqNB7

Cybersecurity has moved far beyond an IT checkbox. It is now foundational to business continuity, operational resilience, and customer trust. Global spend is estimated to hit $311 billion in 2026, with over 90% flowing through the IT channel. Physical and power infrastructure devices such as PDUs, UPS, and cooling systems are increasingly network-connected and remotely managed. That connectivity improves operational efficiency but also introduces new cyber entry points. Keeping them secure is critical. Read why cybersecurity isn’t just about protection — it’s a growth engine for the IT channel: http://spr.ly/6040BGSGTY #Cybersecurity #ITChannel #EcoStruxure

Since 1929, Zicaffè has carried its passion for espresso from Sicily to the world, producing roasted beans, ground coffee, and pods. Today, digital transformation is part of that story. With Schneider Electric, Zicaffè is progressively extending digitization beyond production to all of its information systems, with further steps already underway. See how Zicaffè and Schneider Electric brought it to life: http://spr.ly/6041BGsLKv #InternationalCoffeeDay

Can AI data centers be both ultra-powerful and built for minimal climate impact? In the latest episode of The Great Switch, EcoDataCenter CEO Peter Michelson explains how the Swedish company is working to prove that digital growth and sustainability can go hand in hand. It's turning an old paper mill in Borlänge into one of Europe's largest AI clusters, running NVIDIA's next-generation chips on 100% renewable energy, and reusing excess heat instead of wasting it. Hear the full conversation: http://spr.ly/6042BGz0yn #AdvancingEnergyTech #TheGreatSwitchPodcast #DataCenters

AI is moving fast. The real challenge is making it work in the real world. From critical infrastructure to enterprise governance, the next chapter of AI will be shaped not only by what AI can do, but by how responsibly and effectively we deploy it. That's why we're excited to see two of Schneider Electric's AI and data leaders speaking at World Summit AI 2026 in Amsterdam on 7-8 October. 🔹 Philippe R., our SVP, Chief AI Officer, will explore how hybrid AI architectures combining cloud, edge, and emerging computing technologies can enable smarter, faster, and more resilient systems. 🔹 Una Shortt, our Group Chief Data Officer, will discuss one of the most pressing challenges facing organizations today: how to balance AI innovation with security, governance, and trusted data foundations in an increasingly decentralized technology landscape. Together, their sessions address two sides of the same question: How do we scale AI responsibly while delivering real business and operational impact? If you're attending #WorldSummitAI, don't miss the opportunity to join these conversations and connect with leaders shaping the future of AI, data, and digital transformation. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6045BGSDDN #WorldSummitAI #WSAI26 #AI #ResponsibleAI #DigitalTransformation #Innovation

AI factories are only as effective as the power and cooling behind them. But is that the only limitation? As rack densities rise and token economics shape computational efficiency, energy and industrial intelligence are now essential towards AI scaling. Along with power and cooling, AI factories rely heavily on end-to-end designs and real-time digital twins across racks and controls. What is the biggest barrier your team faces when scaling AI-ready infrastructure? Vote and share in the comments below👇🏻 #AdvancingEnergyTech

What becomes the role of Data in an era of Gen AI and Agentic AI? This was one of the key questions explored at the 5th European CDOIQ Symposium, where Una Shortt, our Group Chief Data Officer alongside Group Chief Data Officers Carsten Dehner from Vienna Insurance Group; Rainer Hoffmann from EnBW and Arnaud Balthazar from AXA discussed how organizations can navigate the next wave of Data & AI transformation. One insight stood out: as AI evolves from tools to agents, success will depend not only on technology, but on trust. At Schneider Electric, we believe trusted data, shared semantics, common language and strong governance are becoming strategic enablers for AI at scale. The foundations established through our four Data Golden Rules continue to guide us as we transition toward a future where humans and AI work together to drive business value. The conversation reinforced a broader shift across the industry: governance is becoming operational, knowledge is becoming AI-ready, and the role of the CDO is expanding from data stewardship to orchestrating trusted, business-driven outcomes. Thank you to the CDOIQ community for the rich discussions and diverse perspectives. http://spr.ly/6042BGSnqr #DataGovernance #TrustedDataAtScale #CDOIQ #DataAndAI

Regulatory pressures are tightening, customer expectations are shifting, and net-zero commitments now reach deep into the value chain. The response starts earlier than most expect: at the design stage. As an energy technology partner, Schneider Electric engineers products for using better, longer, and again. Circularity retains value across multiple lifecycles, reduces dependence on raw materials, and contributes to keeping supply chains stable through disruption. And because every design decision is measured, traceable, and auditable, environmental performance becomes a proof point, not an aspiration. Read as Esther Finidori, Chief Sustainability Officer, explores why sustainable design is now a competitive advantage: http://spr.ly/6041BGSDGN #AdvancingEnergyTech #Sustainability #Ecodesign