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IndustrialSQL Server v8.0 Enterprise Edition real-time plant data historian utilizes ArchestrA industrial software architecture and features remotely deployable data acquisition services, which help eliminate interruptions in data flow. Server Store and Forward capabilities allow users to store data to secondary server if primary server goes offline and forward stored data to primary server without interruptions when server is restored to operation.
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Invensys' Wonderware Business Unit Releases IndustrialSQL Server 8.0 Enterprise Edition Historian Software
Enterprise Edition Supports Microsoft Cluster Services and Store & Forward Capabilities
LAKE FOREST, Calif., Jan. 7, 2003 -- Wonderware, an operating unit of Invensys Systems, Inc., today announced the release of its IndustrialSQL Server 8.0 Enterprise Edition historian. The Wonderware IndustrialSQL Server real-time plant historian is the world's leading plant data historian, with approximately 14,000 installations worldwide.
"Wonderware is fully committed to providing the most complete range of high-availability functionality in the plant data historian market," said Jim Frider, product marketing manager for Wonderware's plant intelligence products. "Real-time plant information can power faster and smarter plant decisions, helping customers more effectively deliver on critical corporate initiatives such as improved asset utilization, plant productivity and world-class product quality."
The new IndustrialSQL Server 8.0 Enterprise Edition supports Microsoft(R) clustering services, which extend the application's high-availability capabilities. A cluster is a group of computers that work together to run a common set of applications and provide the image of a single system to the client and application.
"The IndustrialSQL Server Enterprise Edition historian can now support customers who rely on failover clusters to ensure that their plant data is available whenever they need it," Frider said.
Other high-availability features offered by the IndustrialSQL Server 8.0 Enterprise Edition historian include Server Store & Forward and remotely deployable data acquisition services, which help eliminate interruptions in data flow. These capabilities allow users to store data to a secondary server if the primary server goes offline and forward the stored data to the primary server without interruptions when the server is restored to operation.
As part of a Wonderware partnership with Stratus Technologies, the IndustrialSQL Server historian has also been qualified for the Stratus(R) ftServer(R) 3300 Series fault-tolerant server. These servers, combined with the IndustrialSQL Server historian, are ideal for environments where high-availability is critical. For more information about Stratus Technologies, go to www.stratus.com.
The IndustrialSQL Server historian is part of Wonderware's FactorySuite A2 ("A-squared) product line, which benefits from Invensys' ArchestrA technology. The ArchestrA industrial software architecture significantly reduces a plant's total cost of ownership through easy installation, operation, modification, maintenance and replication of automation applications.
The IndustrialSQL Server 8.0 Enterprise Edition historian is the latest addition to Wonderware's line of plant intelligence products, which help customers visualize, analyze and optimize their plant processes.
About Wonderware
Wonderware is a business unit of Invensys Systems, Inc., and is the world's leading supplier of industrial automation software. Founded in 1987, Wonderware pioneered the use of the Microsoft Windows(R) operating system in HMI automation software for manufacturing operation systems. Wonderware powers intelligent plant decisions in real time.
Based in Lake Forest, Calif., Wonderware has regional sales and development offices throughout North America, Europe, Latin America and Asia to provide support to its network of more than 160 distributor offices. Wonderware has approximately 300,000 software licenses in approximately 100,000 plants worldwide, which is about 30 percent of the world's 335,000 plants with 20 or more employees. For more information, visit the Wonderware Web site at www.wonderware.com.
About Invensys
Invensys is a global leader in production technology. The group helps customers improve productivity, performance and profitability using innovative services and technologies and a deep understanding of their industries and applications.
Invensys Production Management works closely with customers to increase performance of production assets, maximize return on investment in production and data management technologies and remove cost and cash from the supply chain. The division includes APV, Avantis, Eurotherm, Foxboro, IMServ, SimSci-Esscor, Triconex and Wonderware. These businesses address process and batch industries -- including oil and gas, chemicals, power and utilities, food and beverage, and personal health care -- and the discrete and hybrid manufacturing sectors.
Invensys Rail Systems is a global leader in the design, manufacture, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of safety related rail signaling and control systems as well as a complete range of rail signaling and communications products. The business includes Westinghouse Rail Systems Limited (WRSL), Dimetronic Signals, Safetran Systems, Burco Services, Westinghouse Signals Australia and Foxboro Transportation. WRSL was recently awarded two contracts valued at more than £850m (US$1.3 billion) for the renewal of signaling on the London Underground.
Invensys also currently serves other market sectors through its Development Division. The businesses in this division are: Appliance Controls, APV Baker, Climate Controls, Hansen Transmissions, Lambda, Metering Systems and Powerware. Invensys is actively seeking to develop these businesses through equity partners or new owners.
Invensys operates in more than 60 countries, with its headquarters in London. For more information, visit www.invensys.com.
