Summary
Bosch Group, a leading global engineering, technology, and services company based in Germany, set an ambitious target: to become the world’s first fully carbon-neutral industrial enterprise.
From consumer goods, mobility solutions, industrial technology, and energy and building services, Bosch is building next-generation Internet-of-Things (IoT) products, recognizing that a very different kind of transformative process is underway: climate change.
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