‘Joining the dots’ is a smart infrastructure podcast series that draws on the insights of smart thinkers responsible for creating environments that care, as well as those benefitting from them.
All of us desire to live in safe and healthy environments where we can fulfil our dreams and aspirations. We demand the best for our communities, for our environment, for ourselves, and for future generations.
To realise these desires and dreams, we need to be smart in our approach – how we build the spaces we live and work in, how we use and share resources, and how we innovate and apply technology.
We need smart thinkers that can connect the dots to create environments that care.
Hosted by Imogen Foulkes, the podcast series ‘Joining the dots’ brings together inspiring perspectives from these smart thinkers as they share their smart ideas and solutions. Listen in...
1 Charging forward – London’s fight against air pollution
In the first episode, Shirley Rodrigues, London’s Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy, and Cedrik Neike, CEO of Siemens Smart Infrastructure, discuss London’s mission to become the ultra-low emission vehicles capital of Europe, and lead by example in the movement towards cleaner and greener cities.
Listen in to ideas and solutions on how to turn the world into a cleaner, greener and better place.
2 How smart offices change the future of the workplace
In the second episode, host Imogen Foulkes welcomes Sandra Breuer, managing partner and architect with Combine Consulting, and Sabine Erlinghagen, Vice President of Digital Buildings at Siemens to discuss how new technologies and, specifically, smart offices, impact the way we work.
Listen in to ideas and solutions about how smart offices are changing the world and what role the next generation of employees play in creating the workplace of the future.
3 What will the future of energy look like?
In the third episode, host Lydia Bierwirth welcomes Prof. Malcolm McCulloch, Associate Professor in Engineering Science at Oxford University, Prof. Joachim Müller-Kirchenbauer, Professor in Energy and Resource Management at the Technical University of Berlin, and Prof. Stefan Niessen, Professor in Technology and Economics of Multimodal Energy Systems at the Technical University of Darmstadt and Head of Technology Field Energy Systems at Siemens.
Listen in to ideas and solutions on which technologies are the main enablers for a better world and what other factors influence the energy mix of the future.
