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Build Any Architecture with The New SCADA

Proven Deployment Strategies for Ignition

52 min video  /  1 minute read
 

About this Webinar

To adapt to a changing business landscape, industrial organizations need SCADA software that can expand with them without overwhelming their budget. A growing number of industrial organizations are choosing to build their architectures with a SCADA platform that is modular, web-launched, and server-centric. Why? Because they can deploy this new SCADA platform effectively anywhere, whether they run it at one site, use it to connect many sites all over the map, or use it in the Cloud.

Posted on July 8, 2015

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