Today's Janssen Schaffhausen was founded over 80 years ago as Cilag AG in Schaffhausen. With around 1,400 employees, the company is the largest private employer in the canton. Janssen is constantly expanding the site - and has invested over a billion US dollars in new technologies and facilities since the 1990s.
The term "circular economy" isn't new, but it's gaining significant importance. We asked Albena Björck, a lecturer at ZHAW-School of Management and Law, why this is the case.
Leading the global transformation to net zero emissions buildings – that is the aim of Johnson Controls in Schaffhausen. The approximately 100 staff at the company’s base in the city develop strategies and design concepts to reduce buildings’ CO₂ emissions.
Can artificial intelligence improve fairness in healthcare? A groundbreaking development from Stein am Rhein aims to make this possible.
Anchored in Thayngen, globally connected: Since 1973, Teca-Print has been manufacturing highly automated pad printing machines that are in demand worldwide. With a clear focus on quality and innovation, the company has conquered the global market while retaining its local roots.
"Advanced Sterilization Products" (ASP) is a global leader in infection prevention. The Schaffhausen location plays a key role in the production of hydrogen peroxide cartridges. Without the products from Schaffhausen, operating rooms around the world would come to a standstill.
