A new step forward in digitalization

In recent years, Gamesa Gearbox has promoted a series of digitalization projects of different types in our plants and areas of the company. This has allowed us to transform our work processes and dynamics.

In this context, Gamesa Gearbox wants to definitively consolidate its commitment to a smart industry and promote a new ambitious project to carry it out. From now on, and in order to carry out this transversal deployment, our colleague Harri Aurrekoetxea will lead the project as Digital Transformation Manager within the Planning, Projects and IT, Integration and Digitalization area.

In addition, we have reached a collaboration agreement with Alhona Smart Industry, a company based in Bilbao with extensive experience in digitization for the industry that will accompany and support us in this ambitious and necessary project.

The main lines of work are:

• IOT (Internet Of Things): Generate process and product data in a defined and standardized manner.
• Traceability: The generation of data at the same time as the product is generated in an unambiguous manner.
• Data: Platform for data consumption accessibility.

At the heart of this transformative initiative is the goal of breaking down the disconnect between the amount of data we generate and freeing information from traditional constraints, making it accessible, shareable and available to all plants and departments. In doing so, Gearbox seeks to improve decision-making processes, foster innovation and drive alignment between different areas.

With the realization of this ambitious digitization project, Gearbox reinforces its commitment to improving data management, paving the way for a more agile, collaborative and innovative future. The company’s commitment to data accessibility reflects a deep understanding of the transformative power of the information and data generated by our processes in our daily work and the need to leverage it as a strategic asset that consolidates our innovative position towards an industry in the digital era.