Honeywell Process Solutions and its customers, who represent some of the biggest brands in the industrial space, will meet this week at The Hague for the company’s 29th annual EMEA Honeywell Users Group (HUG). A major portion of the event will focus on Honeywell Connected Plant, which is the company’s program that helps manufacturers operate their plants more safely, more efficiently and more reliably by leveraging the power of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
More than 850 delegates from across the oil and gas, chemical, pulp and paper, and metals and mining sectors are attending HUG, which runs today through Thursday. The event features numerous displays of the newest technologies, along with dozens of Honeywell- and customer-led sessions and technical discussions.
“The main challenges facing manufacturers and plant operators today continue to be safety, efficiency, reliability, productivity and security,” said Vimal Kapur, president of HPS. “The power of digitisation and our Honeywell Connected Plant programme allows us to address these challenges in new ways by leveraging the incredible amount of data being produced by our customers’ facilities.”
Honeywell will showcase examples of where Honeywell Connected Plant has been implemented and some of the results that customers are seeing. Attendees at HUG also will experience a range of new technologies and solutions that can help them enable the quick and effective adoption of IIoT.