The power quality division of Eaton Corp. had plenty to discuss with attendees of its 2018 Partner Summit last week about the past, including the recent changes to its sales organization and the recent progress it’s made toward becoming a software and services company as well as UPS and PDU hardware maker. The Raleigh, N.C.-based vendor had much to say about what the future holds in store too, though. Here’s a look at some new products and programs slated to arrive soon and some longer-term market trends Eaton sees approaching down the road.
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