Enhanced Web-based SCADA System

Aug. 4, 2010
Version R9.03 of the Fast/Tools Web-based SCADA system enables remote engineering and maintenance by deploying process applications and monitoring via Web-based services. 
Its use of the latest technologies and Web-based architecture is intended to provide management and maintenance personnel easy and secure access to their assets. The platform-independent Fast/Tools software has high-level system integration capabilities, facilitating intuitive and advanced system deployment and significantly reducing costs, says the vendor. To enhance security, the system and its applications are hardened to prevent failures and protect against unauthorized access and use. A new plug-in structure allows for excellent integration of new and existing infrastructure, guaranteeing seamless vertical and horizontal integration, says the vendor. Other features include a new engineering and visualization editor and multi-language support.Yokogawa Corp. of Americawww.yokogawa.com/us800.258.2552

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