hermes award 2013 won by Hermes honorary award 2013 was won by Bosch Rexroth, the best drive

and control technologies professional in the opening fair of Hannover Messe trade fair. The company was honoured with this award mainly for their innovative blend of machine software and also information technology, this award was given through the German Minister for Federal Education, Prof. Doc. Johanna Wanka.

Evaluating the award in line with the entrant's software compatibility with hardware and also Information Technology ideas. Bosch Rexroth's "Open Core Engineering" software was awarded the award as a result of evidence of considering "integrated industry", the actual concept of the this 2014 Hannover Messe. Herme Honorary Award is one of the leading technology honours worldwide and has now been awarded to forward-thinking companies for nearly a decade.

The Chairperson of Bosch Rexroth, Doctor Karl Tragl, accepted the prize as well as commented on the pride of the organization on becoming recognised for effort. He illuminated the significance of moving with the times as well as modernising technology to maintain the rift between machine and application to a minimum.

In an attempt to allow users to generate new functions for existing software program, Open Core Engineering has got the option that immediately utilises the control core which may be employed by several programming languages. This is important for the combining of information technology with machine application. The user interface may also be manipulated for personal inclination. Open Core Engineering can be linked to company's proprietary applications, making the procedure for automation easier.

Bosch Rexroth is among the world's leading engineering firms, and is also situated in Lohr am Main, Germany. Also, it has also been realised that the accumulation of the variety of related organizations, all managing industrial products systems such as pneumatics. In some areas for example hydraulics as well as products available for sale, it actually provides technical training.

A 200 yr old company, Bosch Rexroth may be worth more than 6.5 billion, in accordance with 2011 estimations. Sometime close to 1795, the company was established through George Ludwig Rexroth, using a water-powered hammer installation and it has progressed significantly since then. Most of its clients and customers include automation companies for factories as well as energy companies. Bosch Rexroth's strength lies in innovation, as well as its research and development team number more than 2,000. Bosch Rexroth has established branches in 80 countries all over the world as well as its employee base is approximately thirty-eight thousand. It is often accountable for equipment and technological innovation utilized in the Three Gorges Dam

of China and the Panama Canal locks' enhancement.

It is interesting to know this is not only the only Bosch Rexroth news to be seen at the fore in recent months. A branch of Bosch Rexroth, Rexroth Pneumatics, was sold to private equity finance firm Triton Partners by the drive and control company for an undisclosed amount. There was a negotiation between Bosch Rexroth and Triton Partner's Investment Committee Peder Prahl aimed to arrive at a successful business agreement after the announcement around early 2012 that pneumatics business could be put up in the marketplace.

Sometime around 31st of Dec, 2013, the transaction came to an end with Triton Partners acquiring the entirety of the Hannover/Laatzen based company. Rexroth Pneumatics creates essential parts needed for machinery, automotive and transport sectors, and operates in a lot more than 35 countries around the globe.