How to start collecting big data in your production environment

Supplied by Omron Electronics Pty Ltd on Monday, 22 May, 2017

More producers than ever are looking to amass big data for analysis. Details of solutions and actual implementations, however, are somewhat vague.

Discover the latest industrial control systems with built-in SQL database connections that allow users to make a start at collecting big data for themselves. Robust systems that are flexible and highly scalable, but still very cost effective, can be deployed quickly and easily.

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