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September 2005 - Ballard Power Systems & PS2 – Building on Success! Ballard Power Systems, a recognized leader in fuel cell design and manufacturing, has decided to further expand their manufacturing tracking system, and has selected PS2 to assist in implementing the system into two additional areas of their process. |
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August 2005 - PS2 to partner with CRP in expansion of Boardman Production Facility. facility The long-standing relationship between Columbia River Processing (CRP) and PS2 continues with CRP’s decision to expand production capacity at their production facility in Boardman, Oregon. The expansion will more than double production capacity at the plant, and PS2 will again be providing an integrated automation package, including automation hardware, PLC programming, and a Wonderware-based production monitoring system. |
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May 2005 - Wonderware and PS2 partner in development of eCompliance Solution Wonderware and PS2 will work cooperatively in the development of the new eCompliance Solution developed specifically to enable food processors to quickly and affordably address the US Food and Drug Administration's new requirements for establishment, maintenance, and availability of records for all food processing, transportation, and distribution companies. PS2 will be assisting in the development and implementation of the first eCompliance system for a food manufacturing firm located the Northeastern United States. |
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April 2005 - PS2 completes upgrade of control system at existing water plant in Albany, Oregon. PS2 completed work this month on a major control system upgrade at the City of Albany's Vine Street Water Plant. The upgrade was the final step in a 3-phase project to upgrade the plant's control system. The upgrade replaced a combination of Siemens TI and proprietary control hardware with a redundant Allen-Bradley ControlLogix PLC-based system. The plant's existing Wonderware SCADA system was also upgraded to take advantage of the new Industrial Application Server (IAS) now being offered by Wonderware. This use of Wonderware's IAS product continues the City's long practice of being an early adopter of Wonderware-based solutions! Thanks again Albany.
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PS2 was selected by Columbia Grain, Inc., a leading world grain exporter located in Portland, Oregon to assist with the upgrade of several facility monitoring and control systems at their Terminal 5 facility. |
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April 2005 - PS2 featured in Control Engineering article. PS2 was featured in a side bar to an article entitled "Is Turnkey HMI Right for You?" in the March 2005 edition of Control Engineering Magazine. |
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March 2005 - PS2 proceeds with next phase of implementation for Ballard Power Systems. Ballard power Systems, a recognized world leader in fuel cell design and manufacturing, selected PS2 to continue the implementation of Ballard's manufacturing tracking system at their manufacturing operation in Burnaby, British Columbia. |
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November 2004- City of Albany, Oregon and PS2 featured in Automation World Magazine. The City of Albany, Oregon and PS2's role in a key City upgrade project were featured in an article entitled "System Integrators Take on ROI Responsibility" in the November 2004 edition of Automation World magazine (www.automationworld.com). |
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October 2004 - PS2 10th Anniversary Party A good time was had by all! Check out the link below for some pictures.
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August 2004- PS2 completes water system upgrade for the City of Tualatin, OR. PS2 completed work on a comprehensive upgrade of the City of Tualatin, Oregon's water distribution system. The upgrade consisted of the replacement of 21 remote transmission units (RTU's) that monitor and control the reservoirs, lift stations, and valves that comprise the City's water distribution system. The upgrade consisted of replacing the existing Aquatrol master and remote RTU's using leased-line communications with Allen-Bradley ConrolLogix Master PLC and Control Microsystems RTU's communicating via radio. The City's Wonderware SCADA system was also upgraded as part of the project. |
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PS2 was selected to implement the first Wonderware Industrial Application Server (IAS) installation in the semiconductor industry by a major manufacturer located in the Northwestern US. The system will monitor approximately 350 to 400 vacuum pumps used in the manufacturer's fabrication process. Industrial Application Server was selected because of its ability to supply an infrastructure for simplifying the development, deployment, maintenance and administration of distributed automation applications. The system will monitor a variety of process parameters and alarm and fault conditions on the pumps, which will routinely be moved and are frequently taken in and out of service. |
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Tillamook County Creamery Association and PS2's innovative integration are featured in an article entitled "The Integration Imperative" in the October 2003 edition of Food Engineering Magazine (Full Article). |
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February 2004- Tillamook County Creamery Association and PS2 featured in Food Engineering Magazine. Tillamook County Creamery Association's groundbreaking use of automation and product tracking and PS2 are featured in an article entitled "Better products Through Better Control" in the August 2003 edition of Food Engineering Magazine (Full Article). |
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July 2003 - PS2 1st in the world to be ArchestrA Certified Another first for PS2, which recently became the world's first Integrator to become ArchestrA Certified. ArchestrA certification is the newest and most prestigious addition to Wonderware's systems integrator program. This certification acknowledges PS2's ability with the ArchestrA suite of tools to take advantage of project engineering productivity and software re-use resulting in reduced costs and development time for their customers.
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December 1st, 2002 - BF
Goodrich Aerospace division and PS2 closed
deal for 3-Plant project BF Goodrich Aerospace division and PS2 closed a deal for the implementation of a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) to be deployed in three (3) facilities in the US. |
The 2002 InfoWorld 100 awards honor the most technically innovative companiesInfoWorld Media Group, the provider of in-depth analysis of enterprise technology and strategies through its integrated online, print, research and events channels, today announced the recipients of its annual InfoWorld 100 awards which recognizes the innovative use of technology by corporate IT organizations. Tillamook County Creamery Association (TCCA) has been ranked among the 2002 InfoWorld 100 honorees. The InfoWorld 100 were chosen based on their ability to leverage the latest technology to bolster business efforts, maximize return on investment, streamline business processes, reduce costs, save resources, improve customer service and create new streams of revenue. With our six (6) year business relationship with TCCA, PS2 has played a pivotal role in the design and implementation of the manufacturing tracking and genealogy systems being recognized by InfoWorld. |
Wonderware has implemented a new System Integrator certification process and PS2 is the first integrator in the world to be officially recognized in the premier “Gold Certified” systems integrator program. This symbol is Wonderware’s way of recognizing systems integrators with a superior level of expertise with the products offered in the FactorySuite. This symbol, combined with PS2’s exclusive use of Wonderware software, is just another way of saying that PS2 is your best choice for proven Wonderware integration capabilities! |
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June 28, 2001 - Progressive Software wins Second Consecutive Wonderware Open
This year, the winning application was based on the J.R. Simplot implementation rolled out to Simplot's nine potato and vegetable processing plants across the United States. The Simplot application took advantage of a variety of Wonderware FactorySuite products, including InTouch, IndustrialSQL Server, and SPC Pro. Progressive Software Solutions also integrated WebSpec, a web based Specification Management tool, into Simplot's FactorySuite application for real time specificiation interface, central management of SPC tests and procedures, and real time downloads of limits and chart displays to the factory floor. Simplot also has Wonderware's Avantis Maintenance Management Software installed at every facility. |
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December 21, 2000 - Progressive Software wins Wonderware
Open!
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The winning system was based upon an implementation for Tillamook County Creamery Association (TCCA). TCCA is a 90-year old dairy cooperative based in Tillamook, Oregon and is world famous for its high quality cheese products.
The TCCA application utilized a variety of Wonderware FactorySuite products,
including InTouch, IndustrialSQL Server, InTrack, and SPC Pro. The application
features redundant InTouch TagServers with redundant IndustrialSQL Servers, and
consists of approximately 35 nodes located on the plant floor. The system is
tightly interfaced to TCCA's ERP system, Barcode, and a warehouse automatic
storage and retrieval system (AS/RS).
Major system functionality includes:
To learn more about TCCA and how you can put similar functionality to work for
you, please contact Jeff Baxter at PS2. |
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December 1, 2000 - Progressive Software becomes
the 1st Wonderware "Certified" Systems Integrator.
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Similar to Microsoft's MSCE program, the Wonderware Systems Integrator Program requires that individual engineers successfully complete rigorous testing for each product in the FactorySuite. Successful completion of the product test results in certification of that particular engineer for that product. The Wonderware program requires that a minimum of two (2) engineers at the company have successfully completed the certification testing in order for the company to qualify under the program. Progressive Software takes this one step further, requiring that every engineer take and pass a product test every six (6) months. Every engineer at PS2 is certified in at least one (1) of the FactorySuite Products. |
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