How to Transform Your Processes With Advanced Data Collection and Analytics
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Do you need to access your process instrumentation data from anywhere in the world? Are you working with devices that are hard to reach or located in hazardous areas? Maybe you have concerns around the secure storage of your process data and documents?
Watch our first live webinar with process automation experts Endress+Hauser Ltd. to discover the potential of your asset data.
Watch now:
Topics covered included:
- – Digital Twins
- – Asset Health
- – Data Collection. Analysis and Action
- – Alerts and Alarms
- – IIoT Innovation and Expansion
- – Digitising Assets
- – New Useful Datasets
- – Process Data Access Anytime, Anywhere (mobile app)
Why watch?
We’ve partnered with Endress+Hauser on a series of ‘How to’ webinars.
Our first kicks off with amplifying the intelligence that exists in your business – how you can measure, analyse and optimise your data in order to increase outputs, reduce energy costs and improve processes.
Guest speaker Phil Waterworth covers the three main components of Endress+Hauser’s revolutionary Netilion platform:
1. Netilion Analytics
2. Netilion Health
3. Netilion Library
Presenter details:
The live webinar will be hosted by Dave Howell, who will be speaking with guest speaker Phil Waterworth, Digital Technology Specialist @ Endress+Hauser
Phil has worked for Endress+Hauser for 15 years. During this time he has worked within instrument sales, key account management and solution project delivery from upfront innovation to completion, on an international scale, gaining experience in many process industry applications along the way.
With a degree in electronics and communication engineering, Phil’s background and passion is digital communications. During the last 5 years, he has used his expertise in this area to provide solutions to customers which increase data availability from instrumentation and advises on how to make use of the extra data that’s available when using digital connections.
