Pourquoi nous existons
Tant de choses dans les affaires modernes - et la vie - dépendent du flux d’informations. Au fur et à mesure que ce flux gagne en vitesse et en sophistication, de nouveaux défis apparaissent. Des signaux perdus et des failles de sécurité aux réseaux disparates et aux données dispersées. Au-delà de ces connexions manquées se trouvent des opportunités inexploitées. Et Belden est le pont entre eux. Nous connectons les gens, les informations et les idées pour apporter de la clarté au chaos et débloquer des possibilités indicibles.
120 ans d’innovation
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Notre histoire
Depuis plus d’un siècle, Belden tisse des liens. Du fil qui a établi la norme pour la première révolution industrielle aux solutions avancées de réseau et de données permettant les percées de demain, notre travail est le pont entre ce qui est et ce qui pourrait être.NAISSANCE : 1900-1950
CROISSANCE : 1950-2000
TRANSFORMATION : 2000-PRÉSENT
L’origine En 1902 Belden Manufacturing Company a été incorporée, avec Joe Belden comme président et Albert Beutler comme surintendant de l’usine.
A letter from Edison
At a time when cable wire was in high demand and short supply, Thomas Edison wrote a letter to Joseph Belden requesting a substantial amount of wire for which he said, “I will not forget the favor.” Belden obliged.
The radio revolution
As radio stations popped up across the country in the 1920s, consumers needed home antennas to capture the signals. Belden capitalized on this trend by introducing the Beldentenna, an innovative product that helped spur the growth of radio.
Connections for the cause
Belden wire was instrumental in the Allied effort of WWII, with millions of feet of wire used to transmit electrical energy to battle equipment and ensure the safe operation of aircraft.
Belden goes public
In January 1939, Belden became a publicly traded company for the first time when its shares were listed on the Midwest Stock Exchange.
Big on the small screen
The 1950s brought about a boom in home televisions and by mid-decade, half of American homes had a TV - most of which were outfitted with Belden cable.
Out of this world
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin’s “one small step” might not have been possible without Belden’s ultra-fine magnet wire, which was used in relays aboard the Apollo 11 spacecraft.
Unequal in cable
In 1980 Belden became part of Cooper Industries and evolved into one of the world’s leading manufacturers of cable, associated with the slogan “Belden Quality: There is no equal”.
A leader in ethernet
In the early 1980s, Belden became the first in the industry to market Ethernet cables and fiber optic cables for industrial use, which carried signals to modems at unprecedented speeds.
Belden in broadcast
Belden’s prominent achievements in the broadcasting industry included long-term partnerships with NBC and CBS, supplying cabling for the Olympics for more than 20 years and providing 100 miles of cable to broadcast the Goodwill Games from Seattle to the rest of the world in 1990.
Transformation through acquisition
The dawn of the 21st century saw a series of critical acquisitions that expanded Belden’s capabilities, including PPC, Hirschmann, ProSoft Technology and many more.
Infrastructure gets smart
Belden’s burgeoning Smart Buildings installations placed their products center stage in state-of-the-art sports and entertainment arenas, university buildings, hospitals, hotels and data centers.
Life at the speed of streaming
Through a combined Belden and PPC effort, broadband-delivered streaming media became feasible, with 5G cellular and broadband networks in place across much of the world by the early 2020s.
Industry becomes automated
The dawn of Industry 4.0 in the early 2000s brought incredible opportunity for those who could evolve to meet the moment. A series of key acquisitions and a growing need for reliable network solutions placed Belden at the center of this new industrial revolution.
Complete connection solutions
The second decade of the 21st century found Belden evolving to pursue a more holistic approach—solving customer challenges through integrated solutions and taking the company into yet another stage of transformation.
Honorer l’innovation
Joseph C. Belden était un innovateur. Ses brevets et l’entreprise qu’il a fondée en 1902 ont joué un rôle transformateur dans l’industrie florissante des télécommunications. Cet esprit d’innovation nous anime encore aujourd’hui. Nous rendons hommage à ceux qui écrivent le prochain chapitre de cet incroyable héritage avec le Prix de l’innovation Joseph C. Belden. Lire la suite
