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This Rock-Solid SCADA System Was Designed For Operators

What happens when operators help design a SCADA system? It's user-friendly with 60-inch screens, that's what. Learn more about one of the most secure systems in the clean-water industry, and find out why user-input was so important.
  • By Jim Force
  • February 03, 2016

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When Santa Clara Water and Sewer Utilities in California finally got tired of trying to find parts for its old SCADA system on eBay, it designed and implemented a new system that will serve its supervisory control and data needs for the next 25 years. Plus, it’s one of the most...

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