Banks Integration, E Technologies, Glenmount Global and Superior Controls all renamed as E Tech Group.
West Chester, OH – January 2023 – E Tech Group announced today that all of its brands: Banks Integration, E Technologies, Glenmount Global, and Superior Controls, have been renamed as E Tech Group.
E Tech Group acquired Glenmount Global in 2018, acquiring Superior Controls and its subsidiary Banks Integration the following year. Since these acquisitions, E Tech Group has been operating as one entity while migrating these legacy brands over to the E Tech name.
“This name change is an important step forward as one of the nation’s largest automation engineering and system integration firms,” said Matt Wise, Chief Executive Officer of E Tech Group.
“Each of these brands held a legacy of excellence within their focused industries; however, on their own were limited in capability through size and geographic reach. As one company, E Tech Group embodies the same best-in-class service that they continue to provide, with the added benefit of multi-disciplined resources located throughout North America and a strong organizational structure that enables us to partner with clients from the local to corporate level.”
What Does E Tech Group’s Name Change Mean?
This name change represents our growth; merging these brands under one umbrella creates a stronger E Tech Group, which means more resources for more clients, and improved capabilities in our custom control system services:
- Effective immediately, Banks Integration, E Technologies, Glenmount Global, and Superior Controls will only be known as E Tech Group.
- The organization has grown to over 600 professionals, positioned across 25 locations covering the US, Canada, and Mexico.
- Larger, more broadly diversified team with a greater depth in capabilities across life sciences, mission-critical, metals, material handling, consumer products, and food and beverage.
While this brand update reflects a shift in how services are presented, the underlying goal is to create a more consistent experience across projects. Aligning naming, structure, and service offerings helps reduce confusion when coordinating work across teams, locations, and disciplines.
For clients, this means clearer communication around scope, more consistent documentation, and better alignment between engineering, implementation, and support. Instead of navigating multiple legacy brand identities, projects move forward under a more unified approach to system integration, control systems design, and ongoing service delivery.
A More Unified Approach to Automation
Bringing services together under a single brand also reflects how industrial automation projects are typically executed today. Systems are rarely isolated — they span control systems, industrial data platforms, and sometimes cybersecurity considerations, all of which need to work together as part of a larger environment.
A unified structure makes it easier to apply shared standards, streamline collaboration between teams, and maintain continuity from early design through commissioning and long-term support. This is especially important for projects that involve multiple facilities, phased upgrades, or evolving production requirements.
About E Tech Group: A Leader in Automation Engineering
E Tech Group is one of the largest engineering and system integration firms in the United States. With 18 offices throughout North America and more than 400 engineers, we provide automation, control, and information solutions to the Life Sciences, Mission Critical, Metals, Parcel, Consumer Products, and Food & Beverage industries.
In just 30 years since its inception, E Tech Group has become a North American leader in industrial automation services and control system integration. In addition to its organic growth, E Tech Group has recently grown through the successful acquisition and integration of Glenmount Global Solutions, Superior Controls , Banks Integration, E-Volve Systems, and Automation Group.
Explore Related Capabilities
As part of this transition, you can learn more about how these services come together across:
- Control system integration and upgrades
- HMI/SCADA development and visualization
- Industrial data and reporting systems
- Cybersecurity and network design
These areas reflect how modern automation systems are designed and supported in active production environments.