August 27, 2009 – The Wireless Industrial Networking Alliance (WINA), expert wireless resource for the industrial market, will present a live webinar on the role of wireless communications as part of a control system’s architecture and strategy.
The live webinar, “Wireless and Your DCS (Distributed Control System) - Are You Ready?” will be a collaboration of three WINA members from leading industrial automation companies, Honeywell, Invensys, and Yokogawa: Hesh Kagan, Invensys Process Systems Director of Technology for New Business Development, Dr. Penny Chen, Principal Systems Architect at Yokogawa's Industrial Automation Global Strategic Technology Marketing Center, and David Kaufman, Director of Business Development for the Honeywell Process Solutions business. The webinar will be moderated by Steve Toteda, President, WINA. The webinar will be offered on Tuesday, September 29th at 1:00 p.m. EST. The 90 minute presentation will be followed by a live Q&A session. Cost: $40.
This webinar will examine the many ways in which wireless communications can be integrated into your control architecture, what different backhaul technologies mean to you, and how security is not an absolute - but something that can be engineered to meet your specific situation. Most importantly, participants will come away with questions you should ask your vendor regarding wireless, security, solutions, and meeting your expectations. Professionals in manufacturing industries, industry analysts, industry and trade press are encourages to attend.
About WINA
The Wireless Industrial Networking Alliance – WINA – is a nonprofit coalition of leading industry vendors and research institutions that serves as a trusted source of information by providing balanced coverage of industry issues across a wide range of manufacturing industries. Through its extensive network and educational outreach programs, WINA provides end users with current, timely and relevant information about the enhanced productivity, efficiency and safety of industrial wireless applications.
