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Giza Systems and Honeywell signed a systems integration agreement, according to a press release issued last Thursday.

The move comes as Honeywell Process Solutions attempt to strength its local presence.

The pair of companies will service businesses across sectors.

Giza Systems was founded in 1974. It is a systems integrator, for multiple industries, including Finance, Government Services, Telecommunications, Oil & Gas, and Utilities.

Within telecoms, Giza system provides broadband, mobile, e-commerce and data services.

The Chairman and Managing Director of Giza Systems, Shehab El-Nawawi, said the agreement would help bridge gaps between Honeywell and local customers. He added, “With the local industrial process demand representing up to $50m in expenditure per year, local and regional companies will now have local access to experts in the field, as well as the best portfolio of process control solutions available today.”

Honeywell Process Solutions is a system integrator specializing in automation control. It made up $14 billion of Honeywell’s $37 billion business last year.

Currently Honeywell has 10 offices in the Middle East and North Africa. Branches are located in Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen.

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The leading social network for professionals, LinkedIn, released the pricing details of its eagerly-awaited IPO this morning.  The company intends to issue 7.8 million shares (under the proposed ticker LNKD) at a range of $32 to $35. At the mid-point, the valuation would be $3.3 billion.

Yet it’s a good bet that the opening price will be 30% to 40% higher when the shares hit the market — which will probably be in the next week or so.

Founded in 2003, LinkedIn is a pioneer in Web 2.0. The company is a kind of Rolodex for the 21st century, allowing professionals to network over the Internet — without putting up with those goofy family photos and embarassing comments from ex-girlfriends that can abound on other social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. LinkedIn is meant to be for professionals first, an imporant distinction that makes it unique.

LinkedIn’s growth rate has been consistently strong. now the website has over 100 million members.

More importantly, LinkedIn has created a variety of revenue streams, which include advertising, hiring solutions and premium subscriptions. The professional focus of the network allows it to offer businesses offerings for a fee as opposed to trying to win over clicks or dollars from a consumer-oriented audience. In fact, the company doubled last year’s revenue to $243 million, with net income coming to $15.3 million thanks to professional services.

Although, it looks like the company will begin to sustain losses as it invests aggressively in its business. But as Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) showed in 1997 when it went public with plans to lose money for a full four years before seeing a profit, digital businesses can win big with an IPO even if operations are running in the red. enough buzz is surrounding social media offerings that LinkedIn should see good momentum in its early days thanks to strong demand.

What’s more, the timing for the IPO is spot-on. Just last week,Renren(NYSE: RENN) pulled-off a successful public offering.  Known as the “Facebook of China,” the company sports a valuation of over $5 billion.

Actually, the shares are selling at more than 100 times 2010’s revenue.  no doubt, this makes the LinkedIn IPO downright cheap with a multiple of 14.

It all adds up for an exciting IPO in the next week or two.

Tom Taulli’s latest book is “All about Short Selling” and his Twitter account is @ttaulli.  He does not own a position in any of the stocks named here.