Planning for the Future
Automated solutions that address both current and future needs are a critical challenge for businesses and their management. Yet, because of the expense of equipment, software and training, many systems are installed with the expectation that they will continue to operate productively, without change, over extended periods of time.
In fact, traditional automation methods tend to achieve short-term goals at the expense of long-term adaptive potential, often lacking the flexibility required to integrate business life cycle and market changes into the technology. In addition, even if the systems were designed with foresight and implemented with modularity or the flexibility to be changed, the time and skill required is itself a deterrent to the ROI compounding benefits of adaptation.
Adapting For
The Future
Flexibility For New Measurements
Modularity To Ease New Instrument Integration
Decoupling For Easier-To-Maintain Code
Architectures For Expanding Capabilities
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