Traxon/e:cue and Osram form LED joint venture
March 21, 2009
March 21, 2009
Traxon Technologies/e:cue lighting control and Osram have formed a joint venture that, they say, will accelerate the level and quality of innovation in LED-based lighting systems and their application.
Traxon Technologies/e:cue lighting control and Osram have formed a joint venture that, they say, will accelerate the level and quality of innovation in LED-based lighting systems and their application.
“This
linkage makes for an even more capable Traxon/e:cue, one that is better
able to become the world’s leading LED lighting systems and solutions
provider,” said Nicolai West, Traxon/e:cue’s CEO. “It allows us to
strengthen our management team, product portfolio and capabilities
around the globe while maintaining our distinct culture, focus on
partners and customers as well as our drive for success through
flexibility, simplicity and innovation.”
Traxon/e:cue will maintain its independence and brand under the Osram umbrella as an Osram company.
“We are pleased and proud to have Traxon/e:cue join the Osram family and look forward to helping it extend its leadership in LED lighting systems,” said Martin Goetzeler, Osram’s CEO.
In terms of process, office locations and customer contacts, all operational aspects of Traxon/e:cue remain in place.
CLICK HERE to visit Traxon/e:cue.
CLICK HERE to visit Osram.
Traxon/e:cue will maintain its independence and brand under the Osram umbrella as an Osram company.
“We are pleased and proud to have Traxon/e:cue join the Osram family and look forward to helping it extend its leadership in LED lighting systems,” said Martin Goetzeler, Osram’s CEO.
In terms of process, office locations and customer contacts, all operational aspects of Traxon/e:cue remain in place.
CLICK HERE to visit Traxon/e:cue.
CLICK HERE to visit Osram.
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