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Honeywell’s new business is focused on providing advanced open software and services to the process industries by utilizing the acquisition of Matrikon’s platform capability

02/14/2011


Honeywell announced that it has formed a new business focused on providing advanced open software and services to the process industries. By integrating the leading open connectivity and broad platform capability of its Matrikon acquisition with its fast-growing applications and solutions business, Honeywell’s new Advanced Solutions business can reportedly deliver a breadth of solutions, domain expertise, consultants and technology unmatched by any other vendor.

Honeywell’s solutions are said to enable customers in the mining, chemical, petrochemical, refining, oil and gas and power sectors to deploy enterprise-wide solutions across their process infrastructure to better control and optimize their manufacturing footprint, better extract information and to make faster and smarter decisions that can transform their business.

"Process companies are increasingly demanding solutions that can work with any control system or application seamlessly across the enterprise," said Ian Brown, vice president, Advanced Solutions. "With Matrikon’s track record for open connectivity, agility and innovation and Honeywell’s unparalleled lifecycle protection and reputation for project execution and products, customers can now get best-in-class solutions available, matched by industry-beating delivery, consulting and support. We are dedicated to helping our customers get the right information, in the right place, and at the right time whether in the plant, across the enterprise, from the cloud or as smart mobile applications."

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- Edited by Amanda McLeman, Plant Engineering, www.plantengineering.com



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