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GERMANY-MITTELSTAND/INDUSTRIAL-INTERNET
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April 23, 2015 
A worker of Harting, a maker of industrial plugs and sockets, removes a plug after the Harting logo and... 
ESPELKAMP, Germany 
A worker of Harting removes a plug after the Harting logo and other data was printed on it at the company's... 
A worker of Harting, a maker of industrial plugs and sockets, removes a plug after the Harting logo and other data was printed on it at the company's headquarters in Espelkamp, northern Germany, March 30, 2015. The Harting Group is developing an automated production line that takes orders online and makes plugs to a customer's individual specification. Harting is one of a growing number of German firms investing in software, fearing their excellence in mechanical precision and reliability -- the trademarks of "Made in Germany" valued by factory owners around the world -- will not be enough to guarantee them success for much longer. Picture taken March 30, 2015. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay 
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