Distributed Control System (DCS) migrations involve transitioning from outdated control systems to newer, more advanced platforms that offer enhanced functionality, improved reliability, and greater integration capabilities. By upgrading to a modern DCS, manufacturers can benefit from better data analytics, increased automation, and more efficient process control, which collectively lead to higher productivity and reduced operational costs. However, the migration process requires careful planning and execution to minimize downtime and ensure seamless integration with existing infrastructure, making it a strategic investment for long-term operational success.
Distributed Control System (DCS) migrations involve transitioning from outdated control systems to newer, more advanced platforms that offer enhanced functionality, improved reliability, and greater integration capabilities. By upgrading to a modern DCS, manufacturers can benefit from better data analytics, increased automation, and more efficient process control, which collectively lead to higher productivity and reduced operational costs. However, the migration process requires careful planning and execution to minimize downtime and ensure seamless integration with existing infrastructure, making it a strategic investment for long-term operational success.
This webinar will dive into what drives chemical producers to modernize their automation systems, justifications for funding, and the necessary details in the scope development of a DCS migration project. Hosted by Brian Batts, Director, Consulting and Solutions at MAVERICK Technologies.
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