The User Input Subcommittee (UIS)

The User Input Subcommittee (UIS)

Established by the Honeywell Users Group (HUG) in 1993, the User Input Subcommittee (UIS) provides a structured forum for customers to share input on installed systems, maintenance and support activities, and opportunities for continuous improvement.

With voting members from global users groups, the UIS represents all major industries served by Honeywell Technologies. It holds three meetings each year, with members working year-round to ensure each annual product release includes its prioritized enhancements.

Honeywell welcomes enhancement suggestions from all users, and UIS membership inquiries. 

Honeywell Technologies Users Group (HUG) Steering Committee operates similar to any of the Honeywell Technologies Customer Advisory Boards (CAB), with a formal charter and appointed members representing a diverse range of industries. The committee provides strategic guidance, helps shape the HUG agenda, and ensures that the priorities and interests of the global user community are reflected in conference content and activities.

What is the Honeywell Technologies Users Group (HUG)?
The Honeywell Technologies Users Group (HUG) is an annual conference and collaborative forum that brings together users and OEMs of Honeywell Technologies, and related solutions. It provides a platform for participants to exchange technical knowledge, share best practices, network with industry peers, and offer feedback to Honeywell Technologies on equipment, solutions, and service requirements.

HUG works closely with other Honeywell Technologies committees and customer forums worldwide, including the User Input Subcommittee (UIS) and many Customer Advisory Boards (CABs), helping to ensure that customer insights and industry needs are reflected in future developments. Membership of the HUG is open to all current and prospective Honeywell Technologies users and OEMs. In exceptional circumstances, the HUG Steering Committee may grant membership eligibility waivers. The HUG Steering Committee, composed of representatives from a range of industries, guides the direction of the organization and develops the conference agenda. The committee identifies key industry trends, challenges, and topics that are most relevant to the global user community, ensuring that conference content remains timely and valuable.