LeCroya specialist in oscilloscopes and protocol analyzers, has been taken over by its American colleague Teledyne in early summer. The company will henceforth be known as Teledyne LeCroy. This is not an integration as such, but rather a harmonization of nomenclatures. In the instrumentation sector (electronic, chemical, environmental, oceanographic), which now accounts for a third of TeledyneThe twenty or so companies in the group all bear the Teledyne name, followed by their original appellation (LeCroy, Monitor Labs, Benthos, Isco, etc.). Teledyne wants its name to be attached to the instrumentation sector. This policy contrasts with the approach of other groups such as Danaher for example, who have deliberately chosen to take a back seat to the companies they buy (e.g. Fluke and Tektronix have not been renamed). Others, on the other hand, completely rename their companies but retain and capitalize on their brands (as in the case of Hexagonfor example). Others absorb them quickly (GE Sensing with Druck for example). To each his own!
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