No matter which industry they’re in, industrial organizations should strive to make their processes as free from waste and inconsistency as possible. What program is best at helping them get there? Many manufacturers have found that a program known as Lean Six Sigma is the most effective methodology for continuously improving their processes. However, even when a company has decided to implement Lean Six Sigma, other questions can remain: What is the first step we should take? Who in the organization should be involved? How do we measure our progress? And, should software play a role?
It seems like just a few days ago we released Ignition 8, and yet here we are with our first maintenance release. In fact, thanks to our new release model that we outlined in this blog...
There’s been a lot to celebrate lately at Inductive Automation. Between the release of Ignition 8, a major Resources Section makeover, planning a little event called ICC, and other pro...
The big moment has arrived: after years of planning, development, and testing, we’re extremely excited to formally announce that, yes, Ignition 8 is here. With it comes a new world of ...
The first production release of Ignition 8 is just a few days away! In addition to all of the powerful new features included in Ignition 8, we’ve also made significant internal process...
When other people talk about how great you are at something, it’s much more persuasive than if you sing your own praises. This is as true for companies as it is for people. A prospecti...
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IntegratorsWhether you’ve never heard of Ignition, are just getting started on your very first project, or you’ve been using it for years, Inductive Automation wants to help spark your next big i...
Inductive Automation Senior Account Executive Vannessa Garcia has two speeds: fast and faster. The self-described caffeine addict spends her days serving Inductive Automation’s large c...
Big changes have been happening in Java lately; the most notable change being Java’s new 6-month release cycle for major versions. In the past year, we’ve seen the release of Java 9, J...
