Preventing Data Loss with Redundancy |
Thursday, May 11, 2006
1:30:00 PM - 2:30:00 PM
(GMT -04:00) Eastern Time (USA, Canada)
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Overview
Prevent Data Loss and Stop Flirting with Disaster
When critical systems fail, the impending data loss costs resources and compromises safety.
This interactive webcast is for professionals who cannot compromise their critical data at any business level. By leveraging OPC connectivity, redundancy is enabled to ensure the highest degree of reliability and security.
When a failure is detected, communication is automatically redirected to the standby OPC server, resulting in no data loss or system downtime.
You will learn:
- How to integrate OPC within your existing systems
- How to implement an effective failover configuration
- What is needed to sustain normal operations ensuring on-spec production, timely fulfillment and efficient inventory management
- How to achieve true vendor independence
- How to optimize automatic failovers for software and servers
Try a fully functional 30-day trial version of MatrikonOPC Redundancy Broker. Click to Download!
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| Language: English |
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| Cost: None |
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Sean Leonard
B.Sc Eng. CompE, Msc (CompE), MBA (Technology Commercialization)
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Sean Leonard, B.Sc Eng. CompE, Msc (CompE), MBA (Technology Commercialization), is the Product Manager for MatrikonOPC. Sean leads a team of solutions architects who create robust, forward-looking OPC solutions. From initial vision to final packaging and positioning of the OPC product suite, he ensures the products developed by MatrikonOPC meet industry needs and set trends for OPC connectivity. Sean also works with the OPC Foundation's technical working groups to help set the future direction of OPC standards. Sean dedicates a great deal of his time to educating others and promoting OPC as a standard. Through workshops, seminars and online presentation, he is an authoritative voice who is able to present objectively.
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| Contact Information: |
| Email:sean.leonard@matrikonopc.com |
| Ph:
780-945-4068
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