Honey well
Performance and Management
Introduction:
Company founded In 1906, Mark Honeywell founded the Honeywell Heating Specialty
Company in Wabash, Indiana, to manufacture and market his invention, the
mercury seal generator.
Honeywell has many brands that commercial and retail consumers may
recognize, including its line of home thermostats (particularly the
iconic round type) and Garrett turbochargers. In addition to consumer
home products, Honeywell produces thermostats, sensors, security alarm systems,
and air cleaners and dehumidifiers. The company also
licenses its brand name for use in various retail products made by other
manufacturers, including air conditioners, heaters, fans, security safes, home
generators, and paper shredders.
Performance and management:
Enterprise
Performance Management for Operations Technology, that will improve the way a
variety of companies collect, analyze and act on data from their operations.
The software solution, called Honeywell Forge, will leverage the company’s more
than 100 years of expertise in asset and process control technology and will
transform the way work gets done by owners and operators of buildings,
airlines, industrial facilities and other critical assets and infrastructure.
Honeywell Forge
converts massive quantities of data from equipment, processes and people into
intuitive, actionable insights that enable monitoring of enterprise operations
from a single screen. In turn, this helps customers optimize the efficiency,
effectiveness and safety of their business.
Honeywell Forge is
designed to be quick and cost-effective to implement, with a hardware- and
software-agnostic approach that allows for use of existing systems. Honeywell
Forge leverages predictive analytics to help identify maintenance issues before
they happen; enable workers to be more productive, proficient and safe; reduce
costs; and increase productivity. The company is developing Honeywell Forge to
incorporate the latest cybersecurity protections.
Large enterprises
around the world consistently lack top-to-bottom visibility into how their
operations are performing, and most lack the ability to derive business
intelligence from their disparate data sources. Their existing systems are
disjointed and have shortcomings that slow growth and cut into profitability,”
said Que Dallara, president and chief executive officer of Honeywell Connected
Enterprise. “Honeywell Forge can provide leaders of complex businesses with the
visibility they need to transform their operations quickly and efficiently, at
every level and with minimum disruption, enabling users to focus resources on
innovation and achieving business objectives.”
More Efficient Building
Management – Available Now
Honeywell announced the
wide availability this week of Honeywell Forge for Buildings, which is intended
to revolutionize the management of building portfolios by helping business
owners and operators decrease operating expenses, improve energy consumption
and manage space optimization across an entire building portfolio while also
enhancing the individual occupant experience.
“Buildings house incredible
and powerful data on the performance and usage of the building; however, if
that data is difficult to access, interpret or use for meaningful insights, it
doesn’t help drive a customer’s business. We are transforming building
operations via enterprise software that allows owners and operators to get more
out of their building data in order to drive significant business results,”
said David Trice, vice president and general manager, Honeywell Connected
Enterprise, Buildings. “Honeywell Forge for Buildings is open, extensible,
intelligent and easy to use. You can turn on a building in a day or less and
review the operations of a building from anywhere – including your favorite
coffee shop.”
Honeywell Forge to
Transform a Variety of Industries
The family of
Honeywell Forge offerings will continue to expand across a wide range of
sectors over the coming months:
- Honeywell Forge for industrials
(launching in June) monitors process performance and leverages digital
twins to help optimize production and increase throughput;
- Honeywell Forge for Airlines
(launching in June) provides insights and analytics to help save airlines
money;
- Honeywell Forge for Inspection
Rounds (launching in June) digitizes the deskless worker and helps improve
efficiency, productivity and compliance; and
- Honeywell Forge Cybersecurity (launching in the fourth quarter) helps protect critical operations from ever-evolving cyber threats.
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