HMS Industrial Networks

HMS Industrial Networks
Public OMX Stockholm
Industry Industrial Communications
Founded Halmstad, SWE (1991)
Headquarters Halmstad, Sweden. Subsidiaries in 10 countries.
Key people
Staffan Dahlström, CEO
Urban Jansson, Chairman
Gunnar Högberg, CFO
Jörgen Palmhager, COO
Anders Hansson, Marketing Director
Christian Schlegel, Director IXXAT
Kevin Knake, Director North America
Michael Volz, Director Central Europe
Sabina Lindén, HR Manager
Products Anybus, IXXAT, Netbiter, eWON
Revenue 57 million EUR (2012)
10 million EUR (2012)
Number of employees
450
Website www.hms-networks.com

HMS Industrial Networks is an international company within industrial communications headquartered in Halmstad, Sweden. HMS is listed on the OMX-Nordic Stock Exchange, employs over 450 people in ten countries and reported sales of 57 million EUR 2013.[1]

Products

HMS manufactures and markets industrial communication products which connect industrial devices to different industrial networks. HMS products act as translators between robots, control systems, motors, sensors, etc. and the different industrial networks that exist on the market (fieldbuses and Industrial Ethernet). HMS also offers products for Remote Management - web-based control of field equipment such as Power Generators, Tanks, Telecom Base Stations, Buildings etc.

HMS markets products under the following brands:

Organization and history

HMS has operations in 11 countries: (Sweden (Halmstad - HQ), Germany (Karlsruhe, Ravensburg), USA (Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh), Japan (Shin-Yokohama), China (Beijing), Italy (Milano), France (Mulhouse), UK (Coventry),[5] India (Pune), Switzerland (Basel), and Belgium (Nivelles). In addition, distributors in 50 countries resell the HMS products on local markets.

HMS was founded in 1988 by Nicolas Hassbjer (hence HMS = Hassbjer MicroSystems) and has been deemed "Export Company of the Year" by the Swedish Trade Council.[6]

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