Control Engineering Asia












 



Rate this Article

Current Rating:

Excellent
Very Good
Good
Quite Good
Poor

Rate this Article Now!

Related Stories

Ethernet Profibus Device Coupler for Monitoring Network Operations - 18 March 2010


TURCK announces its new PB-XEPI Ethernet PROFIBUS device coupler, which combines integrated Web server software with diagnostic functionality. TURCK say

Rabbit Introduces Wireless Communications and Control System on Chip - 12 March 2010


Rabbit, a Digi International brand, has introduced the Rabbit 6000, an embedded wireless communications and control System on Chip (SoC) designed for indu

Unilever Expands Relationship with Informance - 10 March 2010


Informance International has announced that Unilever has chosen to expand the deployment of the Inform


How keen are you to install wireless instruments in your plant?
Very, I see many possible applications
Would prefer to wait for technology and standards to mature
Not at all, I have serious reservations about plant wireless
View results
Ask a Question

Free Magazine Subscription    Printer-friendly version    Email to a Friend

           

Honeywell Acquires Mobile Worker Technology from Shell

-- Top News, 15 January 2010

Honeywell has acquired rights to technology developed by Shell Global Solutions (Shell) for gathering field data and helping industrial plants to safely increase production while reducing maintenance and operating costs.
The operational and technical task for efficient rounds (OTTER) technology is currently used in more than 25 sites to help guide field operators as they execute key field surveillance tasks that keep assets running within safe operating limits and at optimum performance. Shell, for example, uses the OTTER technology along with Honeywell’s Operations Management Pro (OM Pro) solution as part of its Ensure Safe Production (ESP) program.
"By providing timely and convenient access to relevant data in the field and improving communication between teams, OTTER gives operators the information they need to make the best decisions, which can ultimately improve plant and business performance. Honeywell has a strong future vision when it comes to solutions for the integrated mobile field worker and I am sure that OTTER technology will be a strong addition to their portfolio,” said Mark Stevens, vice president downstream technology services at Shell Global Solutions.
"Honeywell understands that mobilizing the workforce means more than giving a field worker a handheld device; it means providing operators a complete solution that gives them meaningful data they can use to execute the right tasks at the right times,” said Bart Winters, reliability solutions global marketing manager for Honeywell Process Solutions. “In acquiring the OTTER technology we bring our world class levels of support to all users as we provide a future vision for an integrated mobile field worker solution.”

           

Free Magazine Subscription    Printer-friendly version    Email to a Friend