This post may be shameless about poking fun at a real software product, but I couldn't resist:
Make better business decisions faster
Achieve increased profitability
Drive operational improvements
Substantially decrease total cost of ownership
Standardize best practices
Confidently meet delivery dates
Correct product quality variations
Enjoy increased income with consistently satisfied customers
Take a proactive approach to production and performance management
Align your business objectives and manufacturing operations
With Wonderware… the total automation and information software solution.
Is it just me, or does Wonderware sound like something that Victoria's Secret would stock?
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It sure is easy to make wild claims, isn’t it?? Who believes that kind of sales pitch? I know WonderWare has been in business quite a while, so somebody must be buying it!
Here’s a classic siren song that I commented on a while back…
http://www.bizcoder.com/index.php?s=biztalk
Enjoy!
At the risk of being called a shill (I do sell Wonderware), the new Application Server product has delivered these kinds of results.
An object oriented, template driven namespace on the plant floor is a huge leap forward.
It’s odd to me that no one in industrial marketplace blogs on the software approaches used on the plant floor.
One would think that an object-oriented, template driven namespace would be complete gibberish to anyone on the plant floor! Are we talking C++ style templates and namespaces as in a way of avoiding naming conflicts in shared libraries? If so, you may be interested to know that I have an Ajax driven, SOA based, Web 2.0 platform that will send your profits soaring…
While the Wonderware offering is well developed and extremely functional, I must agree with the posters, this is a lot of gibberish that is not well understood by many plant people. Perhaps that’s why it’s being aimed at people that understand architectures and wish to build on them.