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.
This is according to Daniel Coetzee, Business Manager Sub-Saharan Africa for the GE Fanuc Automation division.
Manama, September 16, 2004: GE Energy, a global leader in power generation and energy delivery technology, participated in Power-Gen Middle East 2004. GE Energy, along with GE's water technologies business, and other GE related business showcased their latest, reliable, efficient and cost-effective technological solutions to meet the growing demands of the region.
GE, a diversified technology, media and financial services company and a leader in the $345.1 billion water treatment industry¹ announces the formation of GE Infrastructure Water & Process Technologies, a platform comprised of GE Betz, GE Osmonics and GE Glegg. The resulting company's capabilities provide a comprehensive selection of customized solutions and products available for the treatment of water, wastewater and process systems in industrial, commercial and institutional facilities.
GE Fanuc has introduced a new Change Management solution which helps life sciences companies track changes and control versions of automation software, devices and equipment used on the factory floor. This provides a framework to achieve 21 CFR Part 11 and GMP compliance.
This is according to Daniel Coetzee, Business Manager Sub-Saharan Africa for GE Fanuc Automation, a division of the GE Infrastructure global business platform.
With the current demands placed on engineers and managers to drive greater production and improve efficiencies, the pressures of the plant don't readily afford much time away, for staff to learn new technologies that could assist them in achieving their manufacturing demands.
GE Fanuc Automation, a division of the GE Infrastructure global business platform, is hosting conferences in four South African cities to introduce engineers and managers to new technology that was designed specifically to help them.
The new PACSystems High Availability solutions provide a scaleable synchronised hot-standby redundant control platform, with transparent process switchover and easy configuration to ensure uptime in essential applications.
These new High Availability solutions meet the demands of applications requiring seamless operation and zero downtime - where mere moments of interruption can significantly delay operational flow, create excessive operational costs, or pose a threat to product quality.
GE Fanuc Automation Americas, a unit of the GE Infrastructure global business platform, has introduced the new PACSystems Control Memory Xchange, which can increase users' product quality and boost uptime by increasing data acquisition capacity and reliability, even in the harshest electrical noise environments.
200,000-square foot facility to meet regional demands of thriving energy sector
Dubai, May 30, 2004: GE Energy has opened a new regional Center Of Excellence (COE) at the Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZ), which was today inaugurated by Jamal Majid bin Thaniah, Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Ports Authority. GE Energy's rental business is the temporary and portable power unit of GE Energy, a US$19 billion global business specializing in power generation and energy delivery technology.
RasGas to benefit from cost-effective, planned pipeline maintenance services in 6-year pact
Doha, May 12, 2004: GE Energy has signed a long-term pipeline services agreement with RasGas Company Limited in Qatar. The six-year contract will allow GE Energy to provide a world-leading producer of liquefied natural gas (LNG) with cost-effective integrity management services for its existing export pipelines.
