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October 22, 2009 - Invensys Operations Management announced the addition of several endorsed systems integrators (SIs) to its Wonderware Partner Ecosystem Program. Endorsed SIs are selected based on their demonstrated commitment to superior solutions and service for Wonderware customers, as well as for building a strong business practice around delivering solutions built on Wonderware software. Newly endorsed partners include E-Technologies Group, located in West Chester, Ohio; DLT&V Systems Engineering, Inc. in Phoenix, Ariz.; Global Automation Partners, based in Greenville, S.C.; Portugal-based SYSMAKER Engenharia de Sistemas Lda; and Autoware S.r.l. Unipersonale, located in Italy. "The Wonderware partner ecosystem encompasses an array of partners that offer a variety of complementary products and services," said Matt Bauer, vice president, ecosystem for Invensys Operations Management. "These partners benefit from the combined knowledge and expertise of the entire Invensys community, including technology sharing, sales support, joint marketing and collaborative business development. They play a key role in our global strategy to deliver high-quality solutions locally in markets around the world." The selected SIs have undergone a detailed business process assessment and have been certified for several years on their proven expertise in implementing Wonderware technology at customer facilities. Evaluations include a validated track record of customer satisfaction with solutions demonstrated to increase customer efficiency, reduce costs and/or maximize customer profits. "As an endorsed partner, we have an opportunity to work more closely with the Invensys Operations Management team to provide the solutions our clients need to address current issues, as well as accelerate project planning and execution," said Rick de la Cierva, senior partner, Global Automation Partners."Our customers will benefit from our early access to the latest Wonderware software developments and the opportunities we'll have to provide input on product development, ensuring that their needs are being addressed. Being an endorsed partner greatly increases our ability help our customers boost efficiency, reduce costs and maximize profits." The Wonderware partner ecosystem is an active, collaborative community focused on delivering innovative, real-time production automation and information solutions. Ecosystem partners offer a portfolio of industry-leading solutions built around the Invensys Operations Management organization and Wonderware software solutions. Available application solutions encompass process and discrete manufacturing, transportation, energy and the facility management industries. About Invensys Operations Management Invensys Operations Management, a division of Invensys, is a leading provider of automation and information technology, systems, software solutions, services and consulting to the global manufacturing and infrastructure industries. Headquartered in Plano, Texas, its solutions are used by more than 40,000 clients around the world in more than 200,000 plants and facilities. |
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