MYNAH taking leadership in automation industry

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MYNAH  is staying ahead of the curve on what is
happening in the industry and with the world economy. These are just some of
the ways MYNAH is taking leadership:

Leading the Green Revolution; keeping plants clean,
optimized, and productive
Improving ROI for better profits industry-wide
Improving Operational Excellence (OPEX)
Reducing negative results, plant incidents, and
safety issues with use of our testing and operator training systems
Training new generations of young engineers and
plant managers to avert the skills gap crisis

Improving interoperability in products and
devices with the use of our Industrial Ethernet Integration products, from the
Virtual IO Module Network Gateway to the PLC IO Interface to our 80+ Serial
Drivers, which make it possible to use existing proprietary devices as part of a
plant’s modern control system and to simulate them as part of your plant-wide
simulation 
Helping plants to meet regulatory compliance
through GAMP 4 Guidelines and others
Improving safety and reliability
Upgrading and modernizing without downtime or
incidents
Mitigating risk for plants and operations teams

MYNAH is taking leadership in all of these ways and others in helping industrial process automation plants stay competitive and productive worldwide.
MYNAH recently visited our nation's capitol for the 2008 Emerson Global Users Exchange, held at the new Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in Washington D.C.

MYNAH exhibited MiMiC v3, the DeltaV Virtual IO Module Network Gateway, and the PLC IO Interface.

Additionally, MYNAH gave three presentations:

Architecting Simulation Systems for
DeltaV
Presenter: Martin Berutti
Session ID: 516

Type: Workshop

Track: 10. Emerson Product/Service Updates

Industrial Ethernet Integration with DeltaV
Presenter: Adisa Shaljani
Session ID: 523

Type: Workshop

Track: 2A. System Applications - Product Integration

Skills Gap Fix: 3rd-Gen Simulation and Operator Training
Presenter: Jason Covington
Session
ID: 458

Type: Workshop

Track: 8. Control System Modernization

Jason Covington

Communications Manager

MYNAH Technologies

Skills Gap Fix blog series

Edited by Jason Covington - 12 Dec 2008 at 6:01pm

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	MYNAH is staying ahead of the curve on what is happening in the industry and with the world economy. These are just some of the ways MYNAH is taking leadership: Leading the Green Revolution; keeping plants clean, optimized, and productive Improving ROI for better profits industry-wide Improving Operational Excellence (OPEX) Reducing negative results, plant incidents, and safety issues with use of our testing and operator training systems Training new generations of young engineers and plant managers to avert the skills gap crisis Improving interoperability in products and devices with the use of our Industrial Ethernet Integration products, from the Virtual IO Module Network Gateway to the PLC IO Interface to our 80+ Serial Drivers, which make it possible to use existing proprietary devices as part of a plant’s modern control system and to simulate them as part of your plant-wide simulation Helping plants to meet regulatory compliance through GAMP 4 Guidelines and others Improving safety and reliability Upgrading and modernizing without downtime or incidents Mitigating risk for plants and operations teams MYNAH is taking leadership in all of these ways and others in helping industrial process automation plants stay competitive and productive worldwide. MYNAH recently visited our nation's capitol for the 2008 Emerson Global Users Exchange, held at the new Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in Washington D.C. MYNAH exhibited MiMiC v3, the DeltaV Virtual IO Module Network Gateway, and the PLC IO Interface. Additionally, MYNAH gave three presentations: Architecting Simulation Systems for DeltaV Presenter: Martin Berutti Session ID: 516 Type: Workshop Track: 10. Emerson Product/Service Updates Industrial Ethernet Integration with DeltaV Presenter: Adisa Shaljani Session ID: 523 Type: Workshop Track: 2A. System Applications - Product Integration Skills Gap Fix: 3rd-Gen Simulation and Operator Training Presenter: Jason Covington Session ID: 458 Type: Workshop Track: 8. Control System Modernization Jason Covington Communications Manager MYNAH Technologies Skills Gap Fix blog series Edited by Jason Covington - 12 Dec 2008 at 6:01pm
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