DCS leadership position maintained.

In a Distributed Control System market worth more than $15 billion (€14.12b), the official ARC Advisory Group report confirms that ABB has maintained its number one position with a leading share of 19%, as it continues to support the acceleration of digital transformation across industry.

The report highlights energy transition and sustainability as key growth drivers for ABB. Growth also came for ABB thanks to the upturn in DCS segments across the pharmaceuticals and biotechnology which was generated by continued external investment in vaccines and medications.

The ABB DCS has one of the largest installed bases in the world allowing them to support their customers on their digital journey through Innovation with Continuity. This in combination with a focus on customer initiatives such as OPAS, Namur and OPC Foundation have contributed to ABB’s on-going authority and agility within the DCS marketplace. A strong presence in the Asian growth market and across Europe have also helped ABB to remain number one.

Their DCS enables safe, smart and sustainable goods production, power generation and water purification to enhance the lives of people around the world. In the process and hybrid industries, ABB’s DCS is the heart of plant-level digitalization, helping producers to become more productive and profitable. Automatically controlling production processes, they assure high production availability, maximum asset utilization, increased process efficiency and optimum product quality.

ABB’s DCS is also a collaboration tool that integrates electrification, instrumentation, automation, telecommunications and safety. Supplementing its production role, data is gleaned from DCS to derive improvement actions that customer and ABB experts employ to drive plant and enterprise operations. An example of the best-in-class technology that producers turn to is ABB’s single-channel Select I/O. With its digital marshalling capability, Select I/O allows users to engineer large capital projects with maximum flexibility and resilience to late changes, thus reducing cost, schedule and footprint.

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