FARMINGTON, Conn., March 20: A novel epoch of modernization
is ongoing at United Technologies Corporation presenting an advanced digital center
in Brooklyn, New York.
United Technologies Digital Accelerator, centered in
Brooklyn at 55 Water Street in DUMBO, is a $300 million outlay that will generate
250 fresh employments concentrated on expanding software solutions for UTC's superlative
product and facility range. This investment emphasizes United Technologies' dedication
to guiding in the digital period and unleashing the extent and level of UTC's trades
on the digital sphere of big data as well as the Internet of Things (IoT).
"United Technologies' global reach and history of
innovation uniquely position us to succeed in the new digital economy. Our
investment in digital innovations will make travel better, people safer and
urbanizing cities more comfortable and connected," revealed Greg Hayes,
Chairman & CEO of United Technologies, adding, "As we look to the
future, our Digital Accelerator is an important step to assure we have the
talent and skills to integrate digital solutions into our products and services
to provide greater value to our customers."
"With our improved business climate, cutting-edge
companies like UTC are choosing New York's tech ecosystem to anchor and grow
their business, creating thousands of jobs and generating millions for our
economy," disclosed Empire State Development President, CEO &
Commissioner Howard Zemsky, adding, "These industries represent the next
wave of innovation and technological advancements, and New York State is proud
to be at the forefront of the digital revolution."
United Technologies Digital is employing hi-tech experts focusing
on product administration, software expansion, data science and more. They will
unite with thousands of UTC's Digital coworkers from over the globe.
"We make incredible products that make modern life
possible – from jet engines and aircraft systems, to elevators and building
solutions – and this is the evolution of UTC's journey," revealed
Vince Campisi, Senior Vice President, Digital, and Chief Information Officer ,
adding, "We're looking for exceptional talent to leverage software, analytics
and the Internet of Things to create new sources of value with our products and
services, drive productivity, and help improve customer operations."
"Brooklyn has a deep, authentic industrial
manufacturing history and a vibrant digital ecosystem which makes it a perfect
match for our Digital Accelerator," persisted Campisi, furthermore
stating, "We're adding another dimension of speed, agility and innovation
to everything we do. Brooklyn is at the heart of it with an energy that
attracts remarkable talent from universities to startups and we are excited to
be a part of it."
United Technologies Corp., centered in Farmington,
Connecticut, gives high-technology systems and facilities to the construction and
aerospace industries. By linking a craving
for science with accuracy engineering, the company is generating smart, supportable
solutions that move the globe onward.
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