Brief introduction of American high-tech giant Honeywell

Honeywell International is a diversified high-tech manufacturing enterprise with a turnover of over $30 billion. Globally, its business involves: aviation products and services, construction, home and industrial control technology, automotive products, turbochargers and special materials. Honeywell is headquartered in Morristown, New Jersey, USA.

Honeywell is an international company engaged in the development and production of automatic control products. Honeywell was founded in 1885 and has a history of more than 100 years. 1996, Honeywell was rated as one of the 20 most respected high-tech enterprises by American Fortune magazine. Is a multinational company with sales of $33.37 billion (20 1 1) and a global leader in diversified technology and manufacturing (ranking 280 among the top 500 enterprises). The purpose is to increase comfort, improve productivity, save energy, protect the environment and protect users' lives and property, so as to achieve mutually beneficial growth. Serving customers in the global construction, industrial, aerospace and aviation markets.

Honeywell International is a leader in diversified manufacturing technologies, serving customers all over the world, including aerospace products and services, industrial and home building control technologies, automotive products, turbochargers and special materials. Honeywell has 1 16000 employees in more than 100 countries/regions around the world, in order to satisfy customers, strive to become the world's self-control pioneer and achieve the goal of mutually beneficial growth.

20 17 On June 7th, 20 17, the Fortune 500 list was released, and Honeywell ranked 73rd.

Powerful force

Their vision is to increase profits for global shareholders through their pioneering position in the field of advanced automatic control technology, and at the same time help global customers achieve their goals by using this technology. Driven by this, their sales in 1997 reached 8 billion US dollars, and their sales in 1998 reached 8.5 billion US dollars. Honeywell Lianxin 1999 merged. After the merger, the whole company is still named Honeywell, and the new Honeywell company still maintains the characteristics of the world's leading high-tech company in many fields, making the new Honeywell stronger, especially in the fields of automatic control and aerospace technology, attracting worldwide attention. In every Boeing aircraft, 30% products come from Honeywell. They are avionics and flight safety products, and they are integrated systems made for various aircraft by combining the advantages of automatic control. Annual sales reached $25 billion, making it one of the top 60 American wealth.

Brand alliance

At the arrival of the new century, the world-famous security system manufacturers WSE (Westinghouse), C & ampk, SystemSensor, Notifire and other fire protection system manufacturers have joined Honeywell one after another, making our building automation system products more diversified, and Honeywell has become the largest supplier of building products in the world. Honeywell is mainly divided into three business parts: residential and building automation, industrial automation, aerospace and aviation automation.

history

In 2002, Dave Cote was appointed as the chairman and CEO of Honeywell. Under his leadership, the company mainly focuses on five main measurement indicators: growth, productivity, cash, talents and methods (Honeywell operating system, functional transformation and rapid product development). Honeywell's operating system and functions have changed to strengthen Honeywell's position as one of the world's leading enterprises in the new millennium.

Dave Cote, Chairman of Honeywell Company

Honeywell's history can be traced back to 1885, when a man named Albert Oberz invented and patented the furnace regulator and alarm. 1886 On April 23rd, he founded Obus Thermoelectric Regulator Co., Ltd., and a few weeks later Minneapolis invented a simple and ingenious device, which he called "shock absorber plug-in".

Established Integrated Temperature Control Co., Ltd., acquired Obuz's patents and business, and changed its name to Temperature Control Co., Ltd. on 1893. 1895 ran the famous characteristic constant temperature in the first advertisement. 1898, the company purchased WR Sweet from 19 16, changed its name to Minneapolis Thermal Regulator Company, expanded its product line, and obtained the patent of the first motor recognized by the insurer's laboratory.

Meanwhile, at 1904, Mark Honeywell, a young engineer in Wabash, Indiana, is perfecting the heat generated in his plumbing and heating business. Two years later, he established Honeywell Heating Company, and joined the hot water thermal generator specialty.

By 19 12, EMR expanded its product line and changed its name to Minneapolis Thermal Regulator Company (Maximum Heart Rate). Four years later, the first patented average heart rate motor was approved by the insurance company's laboratory.

1927 merger: 1927, Minneapolis thermal control and heating company merged with Honeywell company to form Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co., Ltd., becoming the largest manufacturer of high-quality gemstone watches. Westrail Sweet became the chairman and president of Mark Honeywell. The company is making several acquisitions in the controlled area. One of the acquisition targets is Brown Instruments Co., Ltd., the global leader in industrial control and indicator, and the inventor of pyrometer. Edward Brown invented the carbon pyrometer in the middle of19th century. At that time, there was no accurate method to measure the high temperature of foundries and kilns.