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Open automation for next-generation industries
The IT world has moved on from proprietary operating systems. Now it’s industry’s turn.
Current industrial automation system architecture has done a good job of advancing industry to where we are today, but to fully realize the promise of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we need to fundamentally change our technology model. It is time to release the constraints we have learned to accept: Big engineering efforts, lack of modularization, and barriers that inhibit adaptability and bog down innovation. We can create step-change operational improvements with an open, standards-based architecture and a plug-and-produce application ecosystem capable of keeping up with the speed of doing business in the digital world.
Register and join us on October 27th at 12pm EST to learn about the next-generation of automation, universal automation, and more.
Current industrial automation system architecture has done a good job of advancing industry to where we are today, but to fully realize the promise of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we need to fundamentally change our technology model. It is time to release the constraints we have learned to accept: Big engineering efforts, lack of modularization, and barriers that inhibit adaptability and bog down innovation. We can create step-change operational improvements with an open, standards-based architecture and a plug-and-produce application ecosystem capable of keeping up with the speed of doing business in the digital world.
Register and join us on October 27th at 12pm EST to learn about the next-generation of automation, universal automation, and more.
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