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ABB Earns 2008 Global Low Voltage Electric Drives Award

By Design World Staff | April 15, 2008

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SAN ANTONIO, TX . . . ABB today earned the 2008 Global Low Voltage Electric Drives Company of the Year Award from Frost & Sullivan for the Low Voltage Drives business segment of the company. Business development, competitive strategy, customer satisfaction, and leadership within a particular Industry Research Group (IRG) were contingencies Frost & Sullivan included in its evaluation; ABB’s global Low Voltage Drives’ business unit “is perceived to exhibit outstanding management and consistent growth,” when evaluated against these measurements, the consulting firm noted.

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Officially, this Company of the Year award is presented “in recognition of the company’s successful efforts to penetrate horizontal and vertical markets of the low voltage drives domain,” said Frost & Sullivan research analyst Deepthi Pamadiparthi. “ABB has demonstrated an outstanding ability to offer complete solutions for automation customers.”



In presenting the award, Frost & Sullivan emphasized the focus ABB puts on helping customers to become more energy conscious — and then providing products that deliver energy savings and a more sustainable world. Here is how the consulting firm detailed ABB’s contribution to energy awareness:

ABB is the world’s largest manufacturer of electric drives. In close co-operation with channel partners, ABB provides a complete line of energy-efficient electric drives and drive systems to a wide range of industries and applications. Products manufactured include AC and DC variable-speed drives from 120 W through 4.5 MW (0.16 to 6000 HP), and application-specific drive system solutions to meet diverse customer needs. This line of products is complemented with a comprehensive set of services to make sure customers get the highest possible return on their investments. Visit ABB at www.abb.com.

www.awards.frost.com

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