Honeywell, SAP join hands to provide solutions for oil and gas cos

To help drive innovations to market that will exploit SAP's analytics, in-memory and mobility technologies, and ultimately transform oil and gas operations

PTI | September 2, 2011



Diversified technology and manufacturing leader Honeywell International on Thursday said it is working with SAP to deliver collaborative solutions for oil and gas companies.

"Our integrated portfolio will help oil and gas operations run better by enabling the closed-loop management of operations performance," SAP Industries Solution Management Co-head Kerstin Geiger said in a statement issued in Mumbai.

As respective leaders in enterprise application software and plant-level software for the industry, SAP and Honeywell are collaborating to deliver integrated solutions based on the expertise and experience of each company, he said.

"Our cooperation will help drive innovations to market that will exploit SAP's analytics, in-memory and mobility technologies, and ultimately transform oil and gas operations," he added.

Collaboration between the manufacturing and commercial sides of oil and gas organisations can be a challenge, Honeywell Process Solutions President Norm Gilsdorf said.

"Our solutions and domain expertise bridge the gap because they enable information and insight from a plant to be combined with information from the enterprise, resulting in clear communication and quick and correct decision making," he said.

Honeywell is a Fortune 100 diversified technology and manufacturing leader, serving customers worldwide with aerospace products and services, control technologies for buildings, homes and industry. It also serves customers in automotive products, turbochargers, and specialty materials.

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