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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/blog/beach-balls-badminton-and-bbq-highlights-from-ias-annual-company-picnicPromontory Park in Folsom, California, is well-known locally for its enormous playground and kid-friendly activities, but on Saturday, June 9th, the park was filled with a slightly older crowd of fun-seekers: the staff of Inductive Automation and their families. It’s the _sixth_ annual picnic for IA,
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/icc/2022/main-keynote-exploring-10-years-of-growth-innovationThis year marks Inductive Automation’s tenth year hosting the Ignition Community Conference! In that time, it’s been amazing to see the community's growth and the positive impact its members have made on the industry. For this year’s company keynote, you’ll hear from Inductive Automation’s leadership
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Unlocking Innovation & Delivering New Services Through Digital Transformation | Inductive Automationhttps://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/icc/2022/unlocking-innovation-delivering-new-services-through-digital-transformationDigital Transformation has accelerated as a result of the pandemic as nearly every industry and every company has had to adapt to changing work conditions, market conditions, and environmental conditions. Those companies that are thriving in this new normal have uncovered new value in leveraging technology
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/icc/2022/changes-towards-the-digital-transformation-turn-and-face-the-strangeWhile data acquisition systems at the process level have become increasingly universal, the true Digital Transformation vision – the integration of all data across an organization to higher levels within a company - still faces a number of hurdles around bandwidth, multiple data-entry points, and conflicting
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/blog/2-million-views-upgrades-keep-iu-in-a-class-by-itselfThere’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 projects, we’ve been a bit busy. And in the midst of all of that, we just hit an exciting milestone: our online learning
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/blog/ignition-8134-tag-reference-tracker-vision-template-menu-launcher-signature-verificationThe release train refuses to slow down. It just dropped off three top-tier features last month and now it’s back with the most-requested Ignition feature on the ideas portal.
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We’re Calling on the Community for the 2021 Build-a-Thon & Exchange Challenge | Inductive Automationhttps://www.inductiveautomation.com/blog/were-calling-on-the-community-for-the-2021-buildathon-exchange-challengeIn our ICC 2021 announcement, we mentioned that this year marks the historic return of the Build-a-Thon. When we chose “Evolve” as the theme for this year’s conference, we picked it for a reason: We’re taking the Build-a-Thon to its next evolution!
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/blog/meet-kathy-software-engineering-department-manager-mentor-hiker-and-professional-quilterSoftware Engineering Department Manager Kathy Applebaum knows a thing or two about development, whether that means building in Ignition or helping her students at Sacramento State University gain the skills they’ll need to succeed. Since joining Inductive Automation back when there were only a half-dozen
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/icc/2023/we-love-ignition-but-can-it-really-scaleCan it REALLY scale? This is a question we have received for the last 10 years. Delve into the realm of enterprise Ignition rollouts with industry insights from the lens of an enterprise integrator. Uncover the strategies and best practices that accelerate the implementation and ensure the long-term
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/blog/the-golden-gear-games-how-we-built-our-tournament-tracking-systemThe goal of the application was to allow administrators to create tournaments in various game types. For the Golden Gear Games, this included pool, ping pong, foosball, and shuffleboard, but the system needed to be versatile enough to handle any imaginable game type with the same look and feel. A requirement
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