Emerson Process Management will be holding a seminar called Conquering Complexity in Perth, Melbourne and Brisbane during April, designed to showcase the company’s process control technologies.
Emerson Process Management vice president — platform strategy, Duncan Schleiss, will present at the seminar.
Conquering Complexity will showcase ways in which to conquer the complexity in engineering and maintenance of today’s process automation solutions, and lift performance to new levels of productivity, Emerson claims.
“Process control technologies have come a long way in the past 40 years. However, the industry has invested almost exclusively on feature and technology enhancement, instead of addressing how people actually use technology. We believe that it is time technology began adding value to people, instead of the other way around,” said the official invitation to Conquering Complexity.
The seminar was put together to offer a fresh look on usability down to the smallest detail —from the new hardware that minimises installation complexity and maximises plant availability, to the more intuitive operator displays, along with built-for-purpose smart security switches that minimise plant lifecycle costs.
The enhanced digital automation system embeds knowledge, reduces complexity and eliminates work, says Emerson.
All three events begin at 8:45am and finish at 2pm, which includes an hour for lunch. To register, email Emerson.