| Industry | Industrial Automation Systems, Rotating Machinery and Variable speed drives |
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| Founded | Roanoke, Virginia, 2011 |
| Headquarters | Roanoke County, Virginia, United States |
| Area served | Worldwide |
| Key people | Dale Guidry (President & CEO) |
| Products | Control and Automation systems, drives, and motors for metals, material handling, oil & gas, mining, testing and a broad range of other industrial applications |
| Revenue | US $2 Billion (total for TMEIC) |
| Employees | 300 |
| Website | http://www.tmeic.com |
TMEIC Corporation designs, develops and engineers advanced automation systems, large rotating machinery, and variable speed drives specializing in serving metals, material handling, oil and gas, mining, testing and other industrial markets. It carries out research and development for the latest drive, motor, and automation technologies. Application experience includes metal rolling mills, container cranes, conveyors, grinding mills, draglines, fans, pumps, compressors, high performance test stands and many others.
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TMEIC Corporation has evolved in the past decade from a joint venture between GE and Toshiba into a wholly owned subsidiary of TMEIC. In 2000, GE Drive Systems and Toshiba formed "GE Toshiba" to serve the drive systems market. In 2003, Toshiba and Mitsubihi-Electric formed (TMEIC) in Japan and "GE Toshiba" became TMEIC GE in the US. In 2011, (TMEIC]) purchased GE's remaining minority share and TMEIC Corporation was formed in Roanoke, VA. Through all this change, the company built a strong reputation for providing world class motors, drives and automation systems.
In North America, TMEIC employs a workforce of over 300, of which more than 95 percent are degreed engineers and technicians.
Over time, the company’s focus has evolved to meet market demands: to power larger motors, for greater energy efficiency, and for new products in a changing global marketplace. For example, a new family of drives, the XL series, was introduced in 2009 to power large electric compressors used in the oil and gas industry.
TMEIC utilizes a proprietary process for managing global system integration projects called Project Life Cycle Process (PLCP). The process combines project management theory with five decades of experience to coordinate projects from order inquiry through design and installation to post-sales service. The company employs this practice on all projects to maximize best practices, analyze customer and business risks and facilitate communication throughout the process.[1]
TMEIC has developed new process technologies in an effort to meet the demands of a greener environment. One such new technology is being applied in the steel industry where TMEIC has developed the technology, software and computer control systems that allow steel producers to manufacture the new high-strength lightweight grades of steel required for more fuel-efficient automobiles.
In February, 2009, TMEIC Corporation was one of eight companies to graduate from the Virginia Economic Development Partnership’s Virginia Leaders in Export Trade (VALET) program. Launched in January 2002, the two-year VALET program assists exporters in Virginia that have firmly established domestic operations and are committed to international exporting as an expansion strategy. Participating firms are chosen based on their dedication to growth through export. TMEIC participated in a number of international trade missions as a part of the VALET program.
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