Low Cost Batch Device Development Tool Featured on a New Website
May 16, 2013
ECS Solutions Inc., a provider of factory automation control and information system solutions, has launched a new website as the main hub for describing the benefits and uses of its S88 Builder batch/process device task development toolset.
ECS Solutions Inc., a provider of factory automation control and information system solutions, has launched a new website as the main hub for describing the benefits and uses of its S88 Builder batch/process device task development toolset.
The new website is a rich resource educating visitors on the capabilities and benefits of S88 Builder, a configuration system developed based on the ISA-S88 standard for best practices of control operations at batch processing plants. Visitors will find a library of information including extensive technical data, case histories, video demonstrations, white papers and more. Visitors are invited to sign-up for the lastest news on S88 Builder and batch construction best practices, or visit the company blog for the latest discussions about batch and process system development.
The S88 Builder website is linked to ECS Solutions’ corporate website for easy access to company information and the breadth of control and information system solutions they provide.
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