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We conducted a webinar on “OPC UA in Brownfield and Greenfield” on July 9th, 2020, at 4 PM IST, co-presented by Smitha Rao and Rushendra Guntur our OPC experts.
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1. Connectivity challenges in brownfield installations and the role of OPC UA
2. Benefits of OPC UA in greenfield installations
3. Real-world use cases and how OPC UA enables data integration
Find out if OPC UA can help in integrating your legacy as well as modern systems to your production applications.
#Utthunga for #OPC
You can view the webinar recording by clicking on the link https://youtu.be/Yob-47IzPWs
Please feel free to share these links with your colleagues who may be interested.
If you have any queries or require more information regarding the topic or wish to know more about Utthunga you can mail us at contact@utthunga.com or visit our website https://utthunga.com/
© 2020 Utthunga Technologies
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