Future‑Proof Your Industry 4.0 Solutions: Webinar on Designing Software‑Configurable Systems

On May 7, Analog Devices will host a webinar that goes over best practices for future-proofing your Industry 4.0 solutions; specifically, as it relates to greater flexibility and improved control.

From the program’s description:

Future-proofing your industrial products for Industry 4.0 has increased the need for flexible industrial and process control systems. This webcast will outline new software configurable inputs & outputs (IOs) available and highlight what vital role they might play in your next control system design. It will also discuss some of the key trends within Process Control markets.

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Key takeaways:

• The value of enabling flexibility in industrial systems for future proofing and compatibility with legacy technologies
• How to make use of Software I/O (SWIO) to bring existing/legacy technology useful for today’s needs and challenges
• How to create a connected factory for the next industrial revolution

About the speakers:

Jonathan Law

Director of Process Control and Factory Automation, Analog Devices

Jonathan Law is the Director of Process Control and Factory Automation at Analog Devices. Jonathan has worked in the Semiconductor industry for the past 26 years with roles at TI, Agere Systems, Altera and PMC Sierra prior to his current position. His background is a mix of technical and marketing covering ASIC, DSP, Network processing, RF and Analog technologies. In his current role he is responsible for ADI’s strategic vision for the Process and Factory Automation business.

Jean McAdam

Strategic Marketing Manager, Analog Devices

Jean McAdam is a Strategic Marketing Manager for Process Control and Automation at Analog Devices. Prior to this role, she led the marketing activities for ADI’s platform customer evaluation solutions, and held roles as a Software Systems Engineer and Software Developer. She holds a BEng in Electronic and Computer Engineering from the University of Limerick.

Register for the event today: Designing Software Configurable Systems for Industry 4.0

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