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By Greg Trauthwein

Teledyne Marine is no stranger to the interconnect, seismic and vehicle tech- to communicate seamlessly. You can

MTR reader, a group of leading-edge nology together, today encompassing 23 imagine all of the different software marine and subsea technology com- brands grouped in three integrated ver- packages; it was all over the map, which panies that are part of Teledyne Tech- ticals run by 1,500 employees globally. is understandable. Now we’re working nologies Inc. and a driver of consolida- 2020 is signi? cant for the evolution of towards all of these products communi- tion in the subsea sector for more than Teledyne Marine, as it marks the cul- cating seamlessly, producing better data, a decade. At the helm sits Mike Read, mination of its ? ve-year effort to create and delivering a better user experience.”

President, who has held a steady hand ‘one’ Teledyne Marine with a one com- The integration of Teledyne Marine over the evolution of Teledyne Marine, mon ERP system, one global sales and into three verticals – the large intercon- through market cycles up and down. service team, and one common software nect business; instruments and imaging;

Through acquisitions and collaboration platform – Teledyne Marine Software and vehicles – is particularly timely as over the past 10 years, Teledyne Marine (TMS) – across its 23 brands. Read said one of its largest customer segments, has evolved into an industry power- “TMS is particularly strategic, enabling the offshore energy business, is endur- house, bringing imaging, instruments, the Instruments and Imaging products ing another slump, magni? ed by the www.marinetechnologynews.com

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