Even the artisanal and tradition-steeped practice of brewing has not been left untouched by digitalization. For the latest proof of this, look no further than the GEA InsightPartner brewery process software that generates real-time information – and consequently insights – from real-time data. The reasoning behind this: Digital tools open up new scope for the creative process. So where do brewing companies in the grip of digital transformation with all its connectivity, advanced analytics, robotics and automation find those freedoms? What benefits do breweries derive from digitalization? Hassan Yazdi, a digital services expert at GEA, and his colleague Mark Schneeberger, who heads the Application Development for Beverages & Beer at the company, dive into this topic with journalist David Howell in UK magazine Process Industry Informer’s podcast. Dr. Yazdi focuses on customer-centered digital services that improve plant productivity, while Dr. Schneeberger has impressive practical credentials as a brewmaster, project manager at large breweries and facilitator in the rollout of technological innovations. Together, they are driving the process of adapting the GEA InsightPartner and its subsequent iteration, the GEA OptiPartner, to breweries’ needs

Even the artisanal and tradition-steeped practice of brewing has not been left untouched by digitalization. For the latest proof of this, look no further than the GEA InsightPartner brewery process software that generates real-time information – and consequently insights – from real-time data. The reasoning behind this: Digital tools open up new scope for the creative process. So where do brewing companies in the grip of digital transformation with all its connectivity, advanced analytics, robotics and automation find those freedoms? What benefits do breweries derive from digitalization? Hassan Yazdi, a digital services expert at GEA, and his colleague Mark Schneeberger, who heads the Application Development for Beverages & Beer at the company, dive into this topic with journalist David Howell in UK magazine Process Industry Informer’s podcast. Dr. Yazdi focuses on customer-centered digital services that improve plant productivity, while Dr. Schneeberger has impressive practical credentials as a brewmaster, project manager at large breweries and facilitator in the rollout of technological innovations. Together, they are driving the process of adapting the GEA InsightPartner and its subsequent iteration, the GEA OptiPartner, to breweries’ needs

Even the artisanal and tradition-steeped practice of brewing has not been left untouched by digitalization. For the latest proof of this, look no further than the GEA InsightPartner brewery process software that generates real-time information – and consequently insights – from real-time data. The reasoning behind this: Digital tools open up new scope for the creative process. So where do brewing companies in the grip of digital transformation with all its connectivity, advanced analytics, robotics and automation find those freedoms? What benefits do breweries derive from digitalization? Hassan Yazdi, a digital services expert at GEA, and his colleague Mark Schneeberger, who heads the Application Development for Beverages & Beer at the company, dive into this topic with journalist David Howell in UK magazine Process Industry Informer’s podcast. Dr. Yazdi focuses on customer-centered digital services that improve plant productivity, while Dr. Schneeberger has impressive practical credentials as a brewmaster, project manager at large breweries and facilitator in the rollout of technological innovations. Together, they are driving the process of adapting the GEA InsightPartner and its subsequent iteration, the GEA OptiPartner, to breweries’ needs