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This month we interviewed Joey Gottlieb from Goosetown Communications, a leading service provider for communications equipment used by public safety agencies.
IA: What do you use Inductive Automation software for in your company or facility?
Joey: It is used to monitor a 14-site radio network. We monitor AC and DC voltages, Security, Equipment Alarms, Tower Lights (for FAA and FCC compliance), temperatures and generators.
IA: Why did you choose Inductive Automation software?
Joey: The clientless architecture and the ability to bring cameras and other imagery in to the system.
IA: What features have you found most useful to your specific process?
Joey: SQLTags and the graphing objects.
IA: How has the introduction of SQL affected your development and implementation?
Joey: It has made it much simpler.
IA: What have you found to be the main benefits of the software?
Joey: Ease of use and the total integration of the package.
IA: How do you plan on using IA software in the future?
Joey: We are planning a similar installation for a mission-critical communications system. This system will also have and SNMP to OPC bridge integrated into the system for total network monitoring through the IA software.
IA: Is there anything else you can say regarding your experience with Inductive Automation?
Joey: We have only needed to call support once and they answered the questions immediately. The forums are a wealth of information.
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End-User Highlight: Goosetown Communications
07/11/2008 - This month we interviewed Joey Gottlieb from Goosetown Communications, a leading service provider for communications equipment used by public safety agencies.
IA: What do you use Inductive Automation software for in your company or facility?
Joey: It is used to monitor a 14-site radio network. We monitor AC and DC voltages, Security, Equipment Alarms, Tower Lights (for FAA and FCC compliance), temperatures and generators.
IA: Why did you choose Inductive Automation software?
Joey: The clientless architecture and the ability to bring cameras and other imagery in to the system.
IA: What features have you found most useful to your specific process?
Joey: SQLTags and the graphing objects.
IA: How has the introduction of SQL affected your development and implementation?
Joey: It has made it much simpler.
IA: What have you found to be the main benefits of the software?
Joey: Ease of use and the total integration of the package.
IA: How do you plan on using IA software in the future?
Joey: We are planning a similar installation for a mission-critical communications system. This system will also have and SNMP to OPC bridge integrated into the system for total network monitoring through the IA software.
IA: Is there anything else you can say regarding your experience with Inductive Automation?
Joey: We have only needed to call support once and they answered the questions immediately. The forums are a wealth of information.
Screenshots: