Beumer Group receives "Innovative through research" seal of approval

Of the approximately 3.5 million companies in Germany, less than one percent conduct research. The Beumer Group belongs to this small but exclusive community. In recognition of its special commitment to research and development, the Stifterverband der deutschen Wissenschaft has now awarded the system provider the "Innovative through Research" seal. "We are delighted to receive this award," says Mark Antonius Behler, who is responsible for innovation management at the Beumer Group. "It confirms that we are heading in the right direction."

The Beumer Group was awarded the "Innovative through Research" seal of approval by the German Stifterverband. Image: Beumer Group GmbH & Co. KG

Although a good idea is an important prerequisite, successful innovation requires much more. "This idea must be technically implemented and brought to market maturity," says Behler. And only those who research can discover new things and create innovation and growth. The Beumer Group has therefore firmly integrated innovation management for the systematic planning, management and control of innovations into its corporate strategy. And because these processes are cross-divisional, a culture of innovation is shaped and supported by all employees.

The Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft regularly honors creative, research-driven companies with this special seal of approval. The award is valid for two years.

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