Thomas Feßl explains how it is possible to improve overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) using real-time and historical data.

Suzanne Gill explores the steps that need to be taken to overcome cybersecurity challenges when integrating a new SCADA solution.

Process Safety Solutions (PSS), a partner system integrator of Panorama, was tasked with maintaining and upgrading SCADA applications at the St Fergus Gas Terminal in Scotland, which is managed by Px Group.

Control Engineering Europe spoke with Kyle Reissner, VP Product Management at ICONICS, about supervisory control and data acquisition software.

Data plays a vital role in the digitalisation of industrial facilities. But, as digitalisation goals become more ambitious, how is technology for data capture and analysis changing? Stefan Reuther examines the role of SCADA in Industry 4.0.

Suzanne Gill asked a variety of SCADA providers what they thought were the most important features of modern SCADA systems, and why?

Find out how modern SCADA solutions can offer actionable insight to allow for better monitoring and control of production processes.

A whitepaper from Yokogawa Australia and New Zealand offers food for thought about how SCADA-as a-service has evolved to become the new standard, for wide area applications in particular.

Tom Burke argues that now is the time for engineers to take another look at SCADA to see how much more modern systems are able to help organisations achieve their Industry 4.0 goals.

Suzanne Gill explores the role played by SCADA software in helping industrial organisations on their journey to Net Zero carbon emissions. 

Richard Carpenter, general manager product management for automation and control products at Emerson, answered a series of questions as part of a discussion to explain how the latest SCADA solutions can deliver a range of benefits for users. 

Suzanne Gill reports on the Drax Power Station decarbonisation journey, focussing in particular on the need for a new supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) solution that would help ensure a more integrated control solution and ensure the operation is future-proofed.

Christian Nomine discusses how SCADA can overcome one of the key barriers to the digital transformation of a company’s operations.

Rashesh Mody suggests that organisations focus on four key elements when using SCADA and HMI.

Ranbir Saini offers advice on how to identify and overcome SCADA vulnerabilities.

Martyn Williams explains the role of SCADA software in smart factories and argues that hardware-independent software is essential for making the transition to Industry 4.0.

Eric Fidler offers advice on how to use SCADA to best advantage, and the way it’s meant to be used.

While increasing connectivity can offer significant benefits it can also increase the cybersecurity risk to control. Steve Ward explains further.

Christian Nomine explores the changing requirements for both SCADA software and HMI systems across the manufacturing and processing sectors as the importance of collecting, storing and analysing data grows.

Carl Nash examines the use case for 5G in a SCADA context – looking at how it can pave the way for increased performance and greater functionality in plant automation, with simpler implementation than traditional wireless networks.