From small municipalities to large metropolitan areas, from a single asset to multiple sites, automated water and wastewater systems range from a few control points to millions. This webinar will discuss the criteria that need to be considered when implementing an automation system that can scale: architecture, and maximum number of users and control points are the most obvious to come to mind, as an underperforming system can have a huge impact on the availability and quality of service of your application.
Other aspects like the ease of development, roll-out, and upgrade are equally important. The total cost of ownership (TCO) of a poorly designed automation system can have a huge impact on the bottom line.
As mobility and remote operations are becoming the norm, we will discuss the case of a remote monitoring and control application. Please join us and learn how you can prevent your automation system from becoming the weakest link in your operations.
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Amy Wooten is a Product Manager for GE Digital’s Automation Software, including the new cross-platform visualization, control, and OT BI solution, Proficy Operations Hub. Amy has served for 10+ years at GE in a variety of roles including product management, engineering, technical product management, and UX. She joined GE as part of the esteemed Edison Engineering Development Program, featuring rotations across key development initiatives. Amy holds a MS and BS in Computer Science from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Passionate about developing software aligned to customer needs, Amy has worked extensively with GE’s customers around the world to ensure planned features address customer needs and use cases, engage early adopters to garner feedback and refine products based on pilot experiences, and manage GE product input across an extensive ecosystem of customers and partners.
