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    Honeywell Brings Generative AI to 95,000 Employees, Proving This Giant Is Just Getting Started

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    Honeywell Brings Generative AI to 95,000 Employees, Proving This Giant Is Just Getting Started

    For Honeywell, AI is a natural fit.

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    "For Honeywell, AI is a natural fit" says Vimal Kapur, Chief Executive Officer of Honeywell.

    For more than 135 years, Honeywell has been a silent architect of modern life—shaping industries, powering innovations, and even playing a critical role in landing humans on the moon. But today, Honeywell isn’t just looking back at its storied history; it’s using that legacy as a launchpad for something even more ambitious: the future of AI. From its roots as a humble heating regulator company to becoming a global technology powerhouse, Honeywell is now unleashing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI (Gen AI) to drive the next wave of industrial transformation.

    With 16 generative AI use cases already in production, and making AI available to all 95,000 employees, the company is proving that this century-old giant isn’t just keeping up—it’s setting the pace. As Sheila Jordan aptly puts it, “There is not a function in the company that is not thinking about Gen AI.”

    Sheila Jordan

    What makes Honeywell's AI journey particularly fascinating is how deeply it is interwoven with its long-standing ethos of innovation and adaptability. Partnerships with tech titans like Microsoft, Cisco, and Snowflake are fueling its ambitions. But what’s more impressive is how Honeywell is taking AI beyond the buzzword—using it to transform real-world industrial challenges and everyday operations.

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    Anshika Mathews

    Anshika is the Global Media Lead for AIM Media House. She holds a keen interest in technology and related policy-making and its impact on society.

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