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4 Keys to Removing Friction in Your Industrial Organization
Inductive Automation's Ignition platform aims to remove friction in industrial processes by providing unlimited licensing, easy access to data, and a user-friendly learning experience. The document discusses the challenges of friction in business and how Ignition addresses these through scalability and integration between operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT). The panelists share real-world examples of how Ignition has saved time and improved collaboration in various industries.
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4 Keys to Removing Friction in Your Industrial Organization
- 2. Moderator Don Pearson Chief StrategyOfficer Inductive Automation
- 3. Today’s Agenda • Introductionto Ignition • 4 Keys to Removing Friction • 6 Ways Ignition Removes Friction (Discussion) • Q&A
- 4. About Inductive Automation •Founded in 2003 • HMI, SCADA, IIoT software used in 100+ countries • Supported by 1,400+ integrators • 60% average annual growth rate since 2010 Learn more at: inductiveautomation.com/about
- 5. Used By IndustriesWorldwide
- 6. Recognized as anIndustry Leader
- 7. Recognized as anIndustry Leader See the full survey at bit.ly/hmisurvey
- 8. Ignition: Industrial ApplicationPlatform One Universal Platform for SCADA, MES & IIoT • Unlimited licensing model • Cross-platform compatibility • Based on IT-standard technologies • Scalable server-client architecture • Web-managed • Web-launched on desktop or mobile • Modular configurability • Rapid development and deployment
- 9. Panelists Henry Palechek Information &Process Control Supervisor for Water District in California Chris VanRemoortel Engineering Manager, Bixby International
- 10. Friction in Business •Slows processes down • Impedes collaboration • Holds companies back • Reduce friction to increase results.
- 11. Friction in IndustrialBusinesses • Losses of time and money • Difficult to connect to other systems and get data • Restrictive licensing • Learning curve/training • Disconnect between OT and IT • Short-term focus/upgrade cycle
- 12. Mission Statement Our missionis to create industrial software that empowers our customers to swiftly turn great ideas into reality by removing all technological and economic obstacles.
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- 18. Ignition Removes FrictionBy: • Majorly reducing time/man-hours • Making data easy to get to • Making licensing unlimited • Being easy to learn and teach • Bridging the gap between OT and IT • Helping you future-proof your system
- 19. Reduce Friction bySaving Time • Download and install in minutes instead of hours or days • Add functionality or change configuration without shutting down • Launch and make changes to clients instantly • “Swiftly turn great ideas into reality”
- 20. Ignition Saves Timeat Oil & Gas Co.
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- 22. IIoT – TheNew Architecture
- 23. Ignition Saves Timeat Oil & Gas Co.
- 24. Panel Discussion What aresome ways Ignition has helped your organizations save time? Henry Palechek Chris VanRemoortel
- 25. Reduce Friction: GetData Easily
- 26. Panel Discussion How hasIgnition made it easier to connect to other systems and get valuable data? Henry Palechek Chris VanRemoortel
- 27. Getting Data Easily– Report Screen
- 28. Getting Data Easily– Report Costs
- 29. Remove Friction ofLicensing Limits • The unlimited licensing model is potentially $1 million worth of software value for about $10,000. • Allows engineers to focus on developing the best system without worrying about licensing details like number of tags, clients, etc.
- 30. Panel Discussion How hasunlimited licensing reduced friction in your organizations? Henry Palechek Chris VanRemoortel
- 31. Ease of LearningRemoves Friction • The software learning curve is frequently a source of friction. • Facilitating knowledge-transfer is part of our business model. • Real-life example: Summer intern at food packing company watched Inductive University training videos, developed new refrigeration control system in 6-7 weeks with no prior knowledge of Ignition or SCADA.
- 32. Panel Discussion How hasInductive Automation helped facilitate knowledge transfer? Were you able to learn Ignition and put it to use quickly? Henry Palechek Chris VanRemoortel
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- 35. OT-IT Example: GroceryDistribution Center
- 36. Panel Discussion How hasIgnition helped reduce friction between OT and IT? Henry Palechek Chris VanRemoortel
- 37. Remove Friction byFuture-Proofing
- 38. Panel Discussion How hasIgnition helped you future-proof your system or take a long-term view? Henry Palechek Chris VanRemoortel
- 39. Panel Discussion What areyour future plans for Ignition? Do you see other areas where it could reduce friction? Henry Palechek Chris VanRemoortel
- 42. Questions & Comments JimMeisler x227 Vannessa Garcia x231 Ramin Rofagha x251 Vivian Mudge x253 Account Executives Myron Hoertling x224 Shane Miller x218 Melanie Moniz x247 Maria Chinappi x264 Dan Domerofski x273 Lester Ares x214 800-266-7798 x247 Melanie Moniz Director of Sales: