Citect Professional Services
March 2003
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Citect Professional Services work strategically with corporate customers and channel partners to provide leading edge automation and information management solutions in key vertical markets. Technical knowledge and proven resources are transferred to its partners and customer to ensure fast and effective benefits are obtained from the implementation of emerging technologies.
Citect engineers have completed a large number of projects, making effective use of the company's industrial control systems and information management expertise by migrating best-of-breed technologies across industries. This results in optimised process performance due to effective use of information and longer system life spans by using expandable and upgradeable technologies.
Areas that the company offers expertise include PC-based scada and control systems, PLC, DCS and RTU systems, industrial information management, database design and configuration, custom C++ and VB applications, custom web applications and network design.
Professional services offered to the automation and process control industries include design consultancy, turnkey project implementation services, project management, optimisation, services customised training services and technical support.
For more information contact Danie Badenhorst, Citect Africa, 011 462 6671, [email protected], www.citect.com
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