Re: [foxboro] Infusion ECS

Mr.Vaupotic,

I appreciate your view and am glad you had a good experience. But as a =
small Pulp Mill in this big world I was hoping for something more =
Concrete and less marketing. As far as "think of it as a tool or =
strategy or whatever-you-call-it which can help your enterprise unify =
the access to each and every resource you use in the company" I thought =
we already had one of these "Frame works" it was called "Archestra". We =
have the plans I hope it's time to build the house before we start =
talking about the next new house.

Thanks Tom Lemieux

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Subject:        Re: [foxboro] Infusion ECS

Mr.Vaupotic,

I appreciate your view and am glad you had a good experience. But as a =
small Pulp Mill in this big world I was hoping for something more =
Concrete and less marketing. As far as "think of it as a tool or =
strategy or whatever-you-call-it which can help your enterprise unify =
the access to each and every resource you use in the company" I thought =
we already had one of these "Frame works" it was called "Archestra". We =
have the plans I hope it's time to build the house before we start =
talking about the next new house.

Tom

Hi, list!
Regarding the InFusion ECS I must say I am quite enthusiastic about it. =
But so I have been about many things in the past. :)
I was attending a meeting yesterday where I got some "first-hand" info =
on it. Mr. Alain Ginguene of Invensys was presenting InFusion ECS so I =
can only agree with was Alex wrote earlier: think of it as a tool or =
strategy or whatever-you-call-it which can help your enterprise unify =
the access to each and every resource you use in the company. It =
actually is an extension of your existing DCS, SIS, .... system and =
addresses the problems which we all have today: communication betwen =
different parts of your business.
We all have some kind of ECS already installed in our plants. One =
customer of mine for example already uses PDAs to monitor the equipment =
use - utilization and availability. This will in ECS be integrated by =
means of Asset Performance Management (APM). Another customer views data =
on the web via our own application. Now the InFusion Remote View will =
take over. There are many examples similar to this in your everyday use.
But with all of this new products coming in the following years (yes, =
years) we still must solve existing problems today. That means no one =
should stop the development on current projects. Keep on working, =
everyone! If InFusion ECS turns out to be actually usable, it will be =
very easy to switch to it.  Till that moment stay with your proven =
solution and sleep tight.
BR,
Ales

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