Rockwell Automation CEO Doesn't Expect Financial Impact From Coronavirus

Rockwell Automation CEO Doesn't Expect Financial Impact From Coronavirus

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The transcript discusses the impact of global supply chain disruptions and the coronavirus on manufacturing. It highlights areas of growth, such as information solutions and connected services, and the role of inorganic investments, including a joint venture with Schlumberger Sensia. The performance in global markets, particularly in Asia, is analyzed, with a focus on the electric vehicle market. The company prioritizes employee safety amid the coronavirus outbreak, especially in China, and monitors the situation closely.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the main concern affecting the manufacturing environment globally?

Rising raw material costs

Lack of skilled labor

Increased demand for products

Uncertainty due to the coronavirus

2.

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Which area is NOT mentioned as a growth opportunity despite macroeconomic challenges?

Connected services

Automobile manufacturing

Water treatment

Life sciences

3.

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What is the primary reason for the positive contribution from inorganic growth?

Expansion in North America

Reduction in operational costs

Joint venture with Schlumberger Sensia

Increased organic sales

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which region showed double-digit growth for the company?

South America

India

North America

Europe

5.

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What is the company's top priority in response to the coronavirus outbreak?

Ensuring employee safety

Increasing production

Boosting sales in Asia

Expanding supply chains