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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/podcast/howd-you-get-here-with-peggie-wever-a-professional-journeyPeggie Wever joins Arnell J. Ignacio to talk about her professional journey at Inductive Automation. In this discussion, they explore Peggie’s experiences from the early days all the way to her current role. Peggie also shares insight about what it is like to work at Inductive Automation, what makes
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/podcast/howd-you-get-here-with-paul-scott-a-professional-journeyIn this new installment of How’d You Get Here, Paul Scott sits down with Arnell J. Ignacio to take a trip back in time to explore Paul’s professional journey. They talk about Paul’s early experiences at Inductive Automation to where he currently is now. Paul also shares insight about what it is like
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/podcast/howd-you-get-here-with-kathy-applebaum-a-professional-journeyKathy Applebaum joins Arnell J. Ignacio to talk about her professional journey at Inductive Automation. In this discussion, they explore Kathy’s experiences from the early days all the way to her current role as Software Engineering Department Manager. Kathy also shares insight about what it is like
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/customerproject/advanced-monitoring-and-control-for-a-data-center-leader-in-italyThis project provided Aruba with an advanced real-time monitoring and control system for its revamped IT2 Arezzo Data Center. This was Aruba’s first data center, put into operation more than 15 years ago, covering approximately 2,000 square meters.
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/customerproject/smithfield-hog-production-improves-feed-mill-operations-with-modern-scada-platformThis project — automating the hog feed production plant at Smithfield Hog Production’s facility in Milford, Utah — uses Allen-Bradley CompactLogix processors accompanied with Flex and SLC I/O hardware. The computers are based on a virtual environment, having all machines running on a common server connected
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/news/sierra-nevada-brewery-finds-inductive-automation-software-very-it-frieIt’s a strange problem when an IT department can put too many features on the system. Usually, it’s the other way around. More often than not, it is the IT department that is overwhelmed with requests. “We find that we can overload our users with new features,” said David Lewis, business analyst f…
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/customerproject/improved-data-integrity-and-easier-compliance-with-21-cfr-part-11Par Pharmaceutical worked with Grantek as part of Par’s corporate data integrity initiative to improve production data quality and regulatory compliance. The project related to fluid beds, which are pieces of equipment used to reduce the moisture content of pharmaceutical powder and granules. The project
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/news/did-you-know-factorysql-can-be-used-device-aggregatorDid you know? Factory SQL can be used as a device aggregator. An Inductive Automation System Integrator is using FactorySQL to collect real-time data from multiple scales and hundreds of barcode scanners without a PLC, using the free UDP Plug-in. Using a PLC to do this would require string manipu…
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/news/did-you-know-factorypmi-can-be-used-integrated-dashboardFactoryPMI allows the creation of any number of projects, which can run as applications or applets. Combining applets with the auto-login feature allows you to embed FactoryPMI projects in existing web pages (for example, on your intranet). In this way you can create robust, useful dashboards for …
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https://www.inductiveautomation.com/resources/podcast/howd-you-get-here-with-kevin-mcclusky-a-professional-journeyIn this new segment of How’d You Get Here, Kevin McClusky chats with Arnell J. Ignacio to discuss Kevin’s professional journey. They talk about Kevin’s early experiences at Inductive Automation to where he currently is now. Kevin also shares insight of the early days at Inductive Automation, what makes
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