Cyient officials receiving the award from Pratt and Whitney team
based on press release from Cyient,a worldwide building and innovation arrangements company, nowadays declared that it has won two Pratt & Whitney provider grants for 2019. The company won the Provider Advancement Grant for the seventh sequential year and the Provider Most noteworthy Efficiency Grant for the fourth year in a push.
The awards announced at the annual Pratt & Whitney Supplier Summit, recognized Cyient’s continued commitment in delivering unparalleled productivity and cost savings. In 2019, Cyient received approvals for multi-million dollars in cost savings that were realized through several supplier saving proposals. The company also created multiple proposals for patent creation.
Anand Parameswaran, Senior Vice President, Aerospace and Defense, Cyient, commented on the occasion, “We are humbled and honored yet again to be recognized by Pratt & Whitney for these prestigious supplier awards. Innovation is engraved in our culture at Cyient, and we strive to reinvent best practices to help our customers solve complex industry challenges. We look forward to delivering efficiency, productivity, and innovation to Pratt & Whitney for years to come.”
“In 2019, Cyient delivered value to Pratt & Whitney through innovative engineering solutions that increased productivity and efficiency. This not only enables Pratt & Whitney to sustain a competitive advantage in the marketplace, but also allows us to focus on our core competencies,” said Chris Kmetz, former Vice President, Engineering Module Centers at Pratt & Whitney and current Vice President, Engineering for Carrier.
“These awards are a testament to the incredible work executed by our forward-thinking engineers who instill innovation into every solution. Our long-standing relationship with Pratt & Whitney has always been and remains very important to Cyient. We look forward to continuing to exceed expectations and delivering significant value to our customer,” added Tom Edwards, President, North America, Cyient.
