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Design Like a Pro: Reporting

Tips for Building SCADA Reports

56 min video  /  1 minute read
 

About this Webinar

Learn how to more easily and quickly create top-quality, information-rich reports that provide greater value to the organization in this "Design Like a Pro" webinar. Just as previous webinars in the series shared practical principles of project development, alarming, HMI optimization, SQL databases, and other topics, this webinar gives you techniques for building better reports.

Bobby McKenzie, Director of Training at Inductive Automation, will focus on the fundamental tasks of querying data, structuring data, and delivering reports.

Posted on November 10, 2015

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