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PAS Launches Integrity Automation Genome


September 14, 2009, Wire
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PAS, a global supplier of Operations and Automation Effectiveness software and services, announces the immediate release of Integrity Automation Genome™ Software. This unique software maps the automation genome, which is comprised of the databases, programs, displays, and interconnections within and among all automation systems in a plant, including distributed control systems, SCADA systems, safety instrumented systems, data historians, advanced process controls, and instrumentation databases.

By mapping a plant’s automation genome, Integrity Software™ creates new possibilities for fundamentally transforming the productivity and safety performance of industrial plants. By identifying configuration defects and safety vulnerabilities, costly operational problems can be resolved quickly or avoided entirely. Tracking and historization of configuration changes ensures that the value of automation systems does not deteriorate over time. Users can access Integrity’s vast knowledge base through the graphical interfaces of their existing DCS and historian workstations.

Integrity Software also serves as a knowledge retention and collaboration platform that captures implicit knowledge, contextualizes it, and makes it accessible. This ensures knowledge from experienced personnel is made available to everyone who needs it. Additionally, as email has become a primary means of exchanging significant plant information, Integrity includes the ability to tag and incorporate important emails in the knowledge base.

Chris Lyden, President of PAS commented, “We have designed Integrity to take full advantage of Web 2.0 technologies in order to enable greater interaction among people and information. We believe that combining these functions with Integrity’s ability to map the genomes of the disparate systems in a plant, will preserve a great deal of plant information, and make it easily accessible to everyone who needs it.”

One of the “killer” applications of the new Integrity Automation Genome software is the Disaster Recovery module, which provides a mechanism for automatic backup and archiving of system and database files, documenting restoration procedures, and the creation of object-to-file associations. In the event of a natural or man-made disaster, it aids in system recovery, restoring corrupted files, or providing the facility to roll back to a point in time.

Integrity is a powerful software package that fills an industry need to clarify increasingly complex automation infrastructure. It is already well known that diminishing resources are adversely affecting the process and power industries. Integrity provides the opportunity for companies to regain control of their automation investment by aggregating, contextualizing, and simplifying the data from their disparate systems and transforming previously isolated pieces of information into contextual knowledge.

For more information visit www.pas.com.

 
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