Rollén continuously scans the horizon related to industrial production, smart plant, and asset management looking for state-of-the-art digital tools needed for this. So, business has turned out well also after 2014. SCANNING THE HORIZON FOR STATE-OF-THE-ART TOOLS

On the surface, this looks like a very exciting opportunity now it’s just a matter of developing the integrations needed to put together a platform that may even go beyond anything else on the market.

This is where Infor’s EAM, Enterprise Asset Management solutions come into play. The Swedish empire builder’s ”secret” was that he realized these earlier than any of his opponents in the arena and was also able to gather the financial resources required to complete the deal.īut it did not stop there now Rollén has seen more and even further: There are also interesting connections between the handling of smart manufacturing schemes and the factory facilities in which these Industry 4.0-based wonders will take place. The point, however, is as always when it comes to interesting inventions to see the connections that competitors don’t. But on the other hand, of course, the connections between Hexagon’s first core area, metrology, and machining related to CAM and CNC solutions, as Ola Rollén saw in the years before 2014, are quite obvious. That he could rise as the world’s CAM king, probably few believed until Hexagon purchased Vero Software in 2014. Under Ola Rollén’s leadership, Hexagon has taken a path into the future that has surely surprised many.

Hexagon buys infor eam