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Design Like a Pro: Using Templates in HMI/SCADA Projects

Using Templates in HMI/SCADA Projects

52 min video  /  1 minute read
 

About this Webinar

Developing HMI/SCADA projects involves a heavy amount of repetitive tasks. Copying and pasting repeated components over and over is time-consuming, tedious, and sets you up for more problems in the future.

In this "Design Like a Pro" webinar, an HMI/SCADA expert from Inductive Automation explains some of the most powerful methods for using templates to accomplish the same goal in a fraction of the time.

Posted on April 13, 2015

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