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CONNECTIVITY+ – HARTING collaborates with MIT

HARTING collaborates with MIT to help identify innovative CONNECTIVITY+ opportunities and thus expands longstanding cooperation.

Dr.-Ing. Kurt D. Bettenhausen

Connectivity specialist HARTING has announced, that it has joined the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Industrial Liaison Program (ILP) to become a member of one of the world’s leading innovation ecosystems. “Participation in the MIT Industrial Liaison Program will support us in our endeavors to offer our partners worldwide, and especially in the USA, measurable added value,” stresses Dr.-Ing. Kurt D. Bettenhausen, Board Member for New Technologies and Development.

Karl F. Koster

“We are delighted to welcome the German technology company HARTING, a global market, and technology leader for industrial connection technology, to push forward innovative opportunities,” says Karl F. Koster, Executive Director, Corporate Relations Industrial Liaison Program of MIT.

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