ObjectAutomation Veterans in U.S. and Europe Join to Support, Maintain, and Grow OAenterprise and Its Customer Base IRVINE, Calif., July 1 /PRNewswire/ -- ObjectAutomation (www.oa.com), the pioneer in object-based industrial process monitoring, control, and automation software, today announced it has resumed operations. The company has assembled a team of the original OA software engineers coupled with new talent focused on re-establishing ObjectAutomation and its OAenterprise system as a market leader. ObjectAutomation is also pleased to announce that OAenterprise is fully supported in Europe by OA Europe BV (www.oaeurope.com), headquartered in The Netherlands. "This is a significant step in re-establishing ObjectAutomation as a global leader in the industrial automation marketplace," states Jon Wimer, one of the original founders of ObjectAutomation. "Existing OAenterprise customers will be very pleased with the level of support and service that is being restored. Adding to that will be an aggressive R&D effort to ensure the system is at the forefront of the industry for many years to come." ObjectAutomation is also actively working with strategic partners to build vertical market solutions around OAenterprise. These solutions are highly configurable and reusable OAenterprise components that will be delivered to customers in weeks, not months, and at a fraction of the cost. About ObjectAutomation, Inc. ObjectAutomation is a leading provider of process information and control solutions which allow companies to graphically monitor, control, and coordinate operational or manufacturing processes. Unlike traditional control systems, ObjectAutomation's OAenterprise offers the world's most adaptive process modeling technology with unlimited extensibility and scalability, making it ideal for companies with multiple or complex automated processes that require tight control and coordination with high levels of productivity and quality.
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