Developers of technologically advanced, 32-bit open supervisory control and data acquisition systems, Adroit Technologies, announces the advent of its user group conference entitled 'Explore the Future'.
This two-day event will uncover the next generation of scada software and the millennial advances that this technology has to offer. Users will learn how to harness these trends in automated process development to achieve cutting-edge competitive advantage that is designed for the next decade and beyond. Among the host of industry experts and specialists are confirmed speakers from Microsoft, and from the pre-eminent United States listed MES development company, Cimnet.
The event will also feature the anticipated unveiling of VizNET, said to be a revolutionary user interface tool that is poised to dramatically facilitate development and to change the face of UI - essentially doing to UI development what Windows did to DOS. International company, Cimnet, will also be releasing the alpha version of Factilligence, the next generation of MES software based on pioneering .NET technology developed right here, in South Africa. Engineers, managers, technicians and anyone actively involved with implementing or optimising a scada system, should diarise 1 and 2 July now.
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