Monday, 31 March 2014

Wonderware 2014 - Live Webinar Series

Thanks to over 200 people who attended our Wonderware Industrial Revolution events across the country. 

For those who missed out - a live webinar series from 14 - 16 April which will cover some of the key products/topics covered in the events. 

Register today for one of our live webinars and we will send you the joining instructions in due course: 

Wonderware 2014 - An Overview

Date: 14 April 2014
Time: 10am 
Duration: 30mins
An introduction to Wonderware 2014 which aims to improve operator awareness, optimise performance and minimise disruptions during start up, operation and shutdown. 
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Wonderware InTouch 2014 - High Performance HMI 

Date: 14 April 2014
Time: 2pm
Duration: 30mins
A revolutionary new approach to HMI design, with new capabilities in graphic representation, information presentation and situational awareness, all intended to maximise user performance. 
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Date: 15 April 2014
Time: 12pm
Duration: 30mins

Now with 2 million Tags, Wonderware Historian has undergone a revolutionary makeover. If you are looking for greater control of your process, whether you need Tiered Historians or Historian in the Cloud, Historian will give you real-time and historical information enabling you to better understand your system.
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Date: 15 April 2014
Time: 09.30am
Duration: 30mins
Witness the full functionality of InTouch 2014, accessible securely to any device, from any location. Allowing operators and management to easily access process information from anywhere, at any time, on any device.
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Date: 16 April 2014
Time: 09.30am
Duration: 30mins
Reduce reaction time, improved alarm handling, quicker troubleshooting, intelligent graphics and wizards, abnormal situation analysis, and a clearer understanding of trends and potential problems - all managed from a central repository.
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Date: 16 April 2014
Time: 12pm
Duration: 30mins
A view into what our new team has to offer and how we can benefit aspects of your system designs. Looking into specific requirements often requested and best practice of how they fit into architectures. 
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