Technology itself does not make people more productive. Greater productivity happens when data is always available and systems and processes combine seamlessly and well together.
This is precisely what remains the biggest challenge in many companies: information is entered multiple times, transferred manually, or is not available where or when needed.
From 24th to 26th November 2026 Rittal, Eplan and Rittal Automation Systems will be exhibiting at SPS in Nuremberg and showcasing how businesses in the manufacturing, plant and process engineering sectors can harness this potential.
Visit us in Hall 3C Booth 321 to discover how design, planning and engineering, automation, hardware and service can come together and combine to form a single, seamless system.
The System - Do it.
Engineering – Do it. When data is useful and usable right from the outset
Every automation project starts with data. If data is well organised, well-structured, well looked after and easy to find, the processes that happen later on will work more efficiently and better together.
In many organisations, however, people enter information multiple times, transfer it manually or manage it in different systems. This costs time and increases the amount of effort needed for data management.
SPS 2026 will see us showcasing how engineering data can be used at every stage of the entire process. End-to-end processes are made possible by consistent and standardised data, from the initial wiring plan right through to manufacturing, operation and service, and even the digital twin.
The benefits for you:
- Shorter lead times for planning and design whilst maintaining the same level of quality
- Fewer errors thanks to consistent data
- Reduced time and effort needed
- Higher data quality throughout the entire process life cycle
- The foundation for automation and AI applications
Automation – Do it. When data flows seamlessly into manufacturing
Automation doesn’t just end at the machine. It occurs when data is consistently available and processes combine and dovetail seamlessly.
Those who use engineering data precisely and directly in manufacturing reduce the risk of breaks in data continuity between planning and manufacturing, speed up workflow and improve process quality.
At SPS 2026, you will see, through real-world applications, how engineering and manufacturing can be more closely connected through end-to-end data flow, and how manufacturing data can be utilised directly and specifically where value is created.
Your benefits:
- Shorter throughput times
- Greater output with the same resources
- Consistent quality
- Reduced pressure on scarce specialist resources
- Greater transparency during the manufacturing process
Infrastructure – Do it. Because end-to-end processes need a solid foundation
Seamless, end-to-end data flow and industrial automation require an infrastructure that provides information securely and reliably supports and reinforces production processes.
From enclosure systems through to power distribution and climate control, right through to IT infrastructures, all component parts must meet the requirements of modern production environments. In enclosure manufacturing in particular, standardisation creates the foundation for efficient processes throughout all project phases.
Your benefits:
- High uptime and operational reliability
- Consistent and uniform global standards
- Energy-efficient solutions
- Flexible scalability
- Future-proof infrastructure for digitalisation and automation
Service – Do it. When information is available where and whenever it is needed
Service becomes so much more efficient and effective when all the relevant information is available exactly where and when it is needed.
Cohesive data enables better maintenance, servicing and technical support throughout the entire life cycle of equipment or plant. Up-to-date information is available where and when it is needed and helps to reduce unplanned downtime.
Your benefits:
- Quicker response times
- Faster maintenance
- Greater system and equipment uptime
- Access to up-to-date information anywhere and at any time
The System – Do it. Come and see the system in action at SPS 2026
Industry does not need any more stand-alone solutions.
It needs integrated systems that connect people, data and processes.
Visit Rittal, Eplan and Rittal Automation Systems at SPS 2026 and see for yourself how software, automation, hardware and service come together, combine and connect to form a complete and future-proofed system that makes data seamlessly usable across the entire process and unlocks productivity potential throughout engineering, manufacturing, operations and service.