Alstom: Alstom runs TIM-RS

Alstom Power is a global leader in the world of power generation. Alstom Power designs, manufactures, supplies, modernizes, and maintains power plants throughout the world, and has installed 25 percent of energy capacity worldwide. Alstom runs the XML authoring and content management system TIM-RS for creating documents, managing the publishing process and to improve customer documentation for their gas turbine power plants.

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Bosch Thermotechnik: Bosch Thermotechnik runs TIM-RS

Bosch Thermotechnik runs TIM-RS

Bosch Thermotechnik is a leading worldwide supplier of high-quality heating and hot water systems. At 21 locations they produce a number of powerful national and international brands, such as, Bosch, Buderus and Junkers. Bosch Thermotechnik uses the XML authoring and content management system TIM-RS for creating operating, installation, and assembly manuals, start-up documents, service, maintenance, and planning manuals.

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CLAAS: CLAAS runs TIM-RS

„At home in all fields, worldwide" (CLAAS)

CLAAS is one of the world leading manufacturers of harvesting equipment and covers all requirements of complete processing in field treatment and agriculture. In Europe CLAAS is the market leader in harvesting machines and the number one in mobile field shredders worldwide. CLAAS is a manufacturer in 7 German and foreign production locations. These are also very successful suppliers for several other branches.

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ERBE: ERBE runs TIM-RS

Medical technology from ERBE stands out due to forward-looking technology, precision and ergonomics. It is difficult to imagine surgery without ERBE devices and instruments. They provide efficient and conservative surgical procedures in clinics, hospitals and specialist doctor's offices.

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Förster-Technik: Förster-Technik runs TIM-RS

Förster-Technik is an innovative manufacturer of systems for young animal feeding (calves, lambs and piglets) and pasteurization. The family-owned company, based in Engen (Germany), was founded in 1971, and is now being run by the second generation. It sells its high-tech automatic feeders to over 45 countries, and cooperates with the large companies in the milking technology sector, such as DeLaval, WestfaliaSurge and Lely.

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