Integrating disaster relief into plant operation

In 1996, a group of control engineers at AccessWare Inc. (Houston, Texas) became concerned as to why alarming systems had not integrated communication advances and database management for detection and notification in the first stages of a major plant upset. These engineers identified the enormous n...

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Published in:Control engineering 1998-03, Vol.45 (5), p.25-26
Main Author: KOT, B
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Alarms
Applied sciences
Broadcasting. Videocommunications. Audiovisual
Cameras
Communication
Computer science
control theory
systems
Computer systems and distributed systems. User interface
Digitization
Exact sciences and technology
Human-computer interaction
Machinery
Miscellaneous
Occupational safety
Process controls
Product design
Quality control
Software
Telecommunications
Telecommunications and information theory
Virtual offices
Work stations
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Summary:In 1996, a group of control engineers at AccessWare Inc. (Houston, Texas) became concerned as to why alarming systems had not integrated communication advances and database management for detection and notification in the first stages of a major plant upset. These engineers identified the enormous need for software that applied a proactive strategy to safer plant operations. That envisioned software makes its national debut as AccessWare launches OnCue. OnCue is the first proactive alarming system to actually force notification and acknowledgment in the early stages of a disaster, when troubleshooting makes a real difference.
ISSN:0010-8049
2163-4076