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An updated information infrastructure collects and centrally manages process data

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The latest OpreX Collaborative Information Server enhances usability, strengthens multi-vendor integration, and improves security, increasing its effectiveness as an integrated HMI. It provides an information infrastructure to collect and centrally manage process data across diverse systems to support streamlined operations and decision-making.

How important is vendor-agnostic integration for your operations, and which data sources would you prioritize centralizing first?

The latest version of the OpreX™ Collaborative Information Server, a product in the OpreX Control and Safety Systems lineup, feature enhancements that strengthen its usability, multi-vendor integration capabilities, and overall system security, thereby increasing its operability as an integrated human machine interface (HMI). OpreX Collaborative Information Server provides an information infrastructure that collects and centrally […]

The post An updated information infrastructure collects and centrally manages process data appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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Jul 1 at 1:00 PM
Centralizing is fine until the box goes down; what’s the failover story and how do operators keep working if the HMI or historian is offline? Also, can it run fully on‑prem/air‑gapped and natively talk to Modbus RTU, OPC DA (no DCOM gymnastics), and older PLC‑5/TDC 3000 gear without a pile of middleware?

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