GE Infrastructure's GE Fanuc Automation division has recently won two significant technology innovation awards from two different leading publications for its Proficy solution.
This is according to Daniel Coetzee, Business Manager for the GE Fanuc Automation division in Sub-Saharan Africa.
These two technology innovation awards are:
"The awards add to the momentum gained by the IAN Automation Excellence Award that was given to the Proficy family back in August 2004," Coetzee maintains.
GE Infrastructure's GE Fanuc Automation division has announced Proficy Plant Applications Version 4.1, a major new version of the company's Efficiency, Quality, Production and Batch Analysis software.
This adds powerful new capabilities to reduce overall implementation time with improved ease of use and configuration, enhanced reporting, improved connectivity and extensibility, and more expansive scheduling execution and production tracking.
GE Infrastructure's GE Fanuc Automation division has announced Proficy Plant Applications Version 4.1, a major new version of the company's Efficiency, Quality, Production and Batch Analysis software.
This adds powerful new capabilities to reduce overall implementation time with improved ease of use and configuration, enhanced reporting, improved connectivity and extensibility, and more expansive scheduling execution and production tracking.
GE Mobile Water Units Expected to Help More Than 220,000 Tsunami victims
Trevose, PA ---January 12, 2005--- GE Infrastructure, Water & Process Technologies has donated two, 52foot mobile water treatment units and the resources of more than 50 GE engineers, scientists and projectmanagers to provide safe drinking water to Indonesian families affected by therecent tsunami. GE is working with the Indonesian government and relief agencies to coordinate the water distribution.
75-ton water purification system to depart Sharjah this evening on world's largest aircraft
Sharjah, January 10, 2005: Today, Assist International announces the donation by GE of a water purification system that will produce at least 432,000 gallons of potable water per day in Banda Aceh, the northern Indonesian province that was the hardest hit by the tsunami. The equipment has the potential to provide drinkable water for 110,000 Indonesians per day. GE expects the system to be functional as soon as next weekend, January 15-16.
Sharjah, January 10, 2005: Today, Assist International announces the donation by GE of a water purification system that will produce at least 432,000 gallons of potable water per day in Banda Aceh, the northern Indonesian province that was the hardest hit by the tsunami. The equipment has the potential to provide drinkable water for 110,000 Indonesians per day. GE expects the system to be functional as soon as next weekend, January 15-16.
Frame 6B gas turbine technology to boost Mafraq power station output by 25 percent
Amman, December 20, 2004: The Central Electricity Generation Company of Jordan has selected GE gas turbine technology for the expansion of the Risha Power Station in the Mafraq district, Jordan, GE Energy announced.
Inher, which is one GE Energy's local industry partners in South Africa, and is the distributor for GE Energy's remote diagnostics and monitoring products (Syprotec) as well as their high voltage testing equipment (Programma Electric), recently received a prestigious award from GE Energy, recognising the distributor's regional market leadership in these distribution product categories.
The current dilemma for industrial IT is facing up to elaborate business needs for real-time production and process information, by connecting to a plethora of disparate IT applications, plant systems and devices.
Integrating these disparate systems to consolidate manufacturing data is either extremely expensive, or nearly impossible. Imagine if these disparate systems could be replaced with something simple, yet advanced enough to provide all the functionality you imagined, and more.
Immelt discusses GE's strategy for Middle East and Africa on two day visit to the region
GE Fanuc Automation, a division of the GE Infrastructure global business platform, has introduced the new Proficy HMI/SCADA iFIX with FIX Desktop software.
This enables users of FIX software to take advantage of the many advanced database and connectivity features of Proficy iFIX, while continuing to view and control their plant-wide processes in their existing graphics environment.
