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Leading Manufacturer Deploys B-Scada’s Software for Business Process Management
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
CRYSTAL RIVER, FL: B-Scada, Inc. (OTCQB: SCDA) has announced a recent deployment of their software by a trusted Canadian partner, Talltree Communications, for a large manufacturing operation. Talltree developed a Business Process Management (BPM) solution using B-Scada's software to solve a number of business problems for one of their large customers.
Talltree's Todd Stevenson explains what they offer to their customers: "Our objective is to simplify technology, automate your business processes and improve your overall efficiency".
Talltree's customer, A.P. Plasman is a leading provider of Class 'A' exterior products to the North American automotive industry. They are a highly integrated, full service plastics supplier with over 900,000 square feet of plant space. They have production facilities in Windsor, Ontario and Fort Payne, Alabama and maintain a sales presence in Canada, Michigan and Japan. They approached Talltree with some specific goals:
To reduce downtime
To connect processes over multiple plants
To provide real time data to operators
To automate and optimize business processes
A.P. Plasman realized a number of benefits, including improved communication, quality control, and training. As Todd described: "We were able to solve the problem utilizing a 3-step process."
B-Scada has released a case study detailing the process.
No surprise that Q2 was weak and Q3 might be as well, thanks to the suspension of the oil consulting due to the weak oil market conditions, plus the slow uptake of Status Enterprise sales. The good news from the pr is the positive commentary on Q4 and excitement for 2016. IoT/VoT is starting to get some nice traction, so these positive developments will start to be reflected in the Q's later this year and beyond. Patience will be rewarded, imo. In the meantime, I will try to add to my position when funds become available.
B-Scada Issues Commentary on 10Q Results and New Revenue Streams
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
CRYSTAL RIVER, FL: B-Scada, Inc. (OTCQB: SCDA) has announced that they have filed with the SEC their 10Q for the quarter ending July 31, 2015. As expected, the price of oil and subsequent scaling back of the petrochemical industry had a negative effect on overall revenues, however B-Scada still recorded an increase in revenue over the same quarter last year and remained cash flow positive this quarter and YTD.
It is also interesting to note that while B-Scada did in fact experience a significant decrease in oil-related revenue, non-oil-related revenues experienced a substantial increase YoY.
The ability to serve a diverse range of industrial verticals is a great benefit in times of market volatility. B-Scada is very optimistic that new revenue opportunities will continue to present themselves regardless of what happens to the price of oil.
Management commentary: "With recent software deployments announced in IT management, aquaculture, facility management, mining - even banking, B-Scada's revenue is certainly not tied to the petrochemical industry. Of course, we will happily welcome that revenue back when it returns!"
B-Scada's IoT platform continues to gain traction and recent partnerships continue to build momentum. The B-Scada brand is becoming more visible and recognized, with the company recently cited as a "Key Player" in the global HMI market by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., a leading publisher of off-the-shelf market research.
B-Scada looks forward to a promising Q4 and an exciting 2016!
One would hope/think it would be a good revenue source if they scale it to 200 offices. Now if they can replicate and scale that type of contract throughout the world, B-Scada will be a big winner. The opportunity is great as there are massive amounts of potential customers out there that will be looking to create "smart" operations over the next several years and B-Scada has a IoT (and SCADA) visualization/sensor package for them to make this a reality.
With oil prices down, I wouldnt expect a pick-up in consulting revenue anytime soon, but everything else is starting to click and the groundwork has been and is being laid for future growth. I like Ron's methodical approach to expanding the business. I think it will eventually pay off.
Crazy day on TVIX, high/low of $15.99 to $10. I managed to capture a $4 gain on my short and call it a day. These leveraged ETF's are a day trader's dream on days like this, but can also be very dangerous.
I shorted TVIX in the pre-market at $15.30. Should be interesting today.
Shorting TVIX (2x VIX ETF) may be a good gamble in the morning if the market is way down again. There is bound to be some recovery after this abrupt sell-off, but which day it happens, I do not know!
I think the idea of pitting American Spirits (and maybe Marlboros) vs Red Sun is a smart move. I like the visual comparison and think it would be effective if those posters appeared in stores. A lot of the American Spirit smokers have an issue with the brand being owned by a big, bad, multi-national (Reynolds/42% owned by BAT). If Red Sun could create a great tasting, 100% natural, organic version with no additives, non gmo, and be the little independent, all American brand, and promote all the angles vs American Spirit, Marlboro, etc, they would automatically have a clear advantage over the competition, imo. (Maybe a "Red Sun: Organic") I live a mile away from "Haavaad" and about half of the 20, 30, and even 40s something smokers I see now smoke American Spirits (because of the perceived lessened health risk from smoking a natural, "no toxins added," type cigarette). However, at the end of the day, these people would rather not support a big tobacco company like Reynolds or BAT.
I am also seeing a lot more vaping this summer vs last, plus a lot more weed being smoked in public places. Times are changing.
While losses and increased expenses arent good and not really surprising as we already knew the oil contract would negatively effect the next Qs, plus the increased marketing and new hires, there are plenty of positives. Not sure what the bundling of software w/ a major hardware company will mean for revenues. Seems like a good development. B Scada is winning contracts with very legit outfits around the globe so this could just be the tip of the iceberg once it starts to scale. Creating their own line of sensors so that they make offer a complete, go-to package makes their service easy and appealing to a potential custome. Its just a matter of balancing sales growth with spending so they dont get over their heads with expenses until things kick into higher gear. Small company in a big and growing SCADA and IoT space, so lets hope they make it happen and make us shareholders smile.
I believe this contract has been ongoing (so not really a "new" contract win), and they are releasing a case study now, detailing how B-Scada's software has been beneficial to one of the largest and complex transit systems in the world. Its a good validation of what B-Scada offers and hopefully displaying the benefits will give other large companies and organizations the confidence to sign on as a new customer.
There may be one possible angle w/ VZ and AT&T. SCDA mentioned that telecoms may be able to recommend B Scada's systems to their commercial and industrial clients for IoT. Not sure precisely how that would work or who they are referring to, but if Verizon, for example, recommends using our platform to visualize data to all their clients, that could be a big deal. It could scale and SCDA would start getting subscription customers instead of a one-shot contract. As it sits now, we know the next couple of Q's may not be exciting and if they expand their sensor line, they may need some additional funding. But at @ 8 million market cap at the moment, and a list of big name customers that are already using us, there seems to be a big opportunity here as the IoT space goes prime time. The SCADA market continues to grow and they will benefit from this as well. Fingers crossed they market it happen.
I agree and was wondering the value as well. Their partner is doing the installation work-and they must get a cut of the $-but its definitely nice to see another industry-leading company deploying B Scada software.
ELEMENTS Outdoor Music & Art Festival 2015
Brooklyn NY Aug 22nd
3.6K people attending, according to facebook
Seems like a good demographic to market Red Sun to. Not sure what sort of promo is allowed in or near the venue, but just a suggestion if anyone can pass it along to the powers that be...
I like the chart comparison of American Spirit vs Red Sun. Its effective. I know some of the crowd that smokes American Spirits and their rational is, as Henry put it in a cc, the "perceived health risk," being 100% tobacco, natural, and w/o the harmful fillers like ammonia etc.
Being owned by a multinational corp doesnt sit well with that type of American Spirit crowd, so advantage XXII on that front (although they may be turned off by a stock ticker on the labeling, but...). People may also think smoking flax paper may give them a boost of omega fatty acids :) Better than bleached paper.
hweb2, the July 2015 newsletter ("What we are up to") paints a rosy picture:
http://amplitechinc.bmetrack.com/c/v?e=79D94D&c=23F8D&t=1&l=CD1FBF1&email=TeNF2K1WedkMNLViGuA9m4x5DFsP7ZhEvHK1SYNRIfo%3D&relid=
I have a token position in AMPG but may add if the report looks good. The mysterious block selling always has me scratching my head, but the share count seems to be in check. I like the fact the company is aligned with some bigger players.
SCKT earnings after the bell could be interesting. The company been reporting inconsistent results, but Q2 and Q3 are the seasonally strongest Q's and "southacres" had been tracking strong inventory numbers for their scanners the last few months, especially in June. Costs are relatively fixed so any good size jump in sales should result in an impressive bottom line. CC at 5pm EST.
That came out of the last 10Q. Nothing new there, and no filings on the latest Q yet, so not sure where this 2.3M in revs is coming from. Anything above the 1.5M forecast will be welcomed, imo.
Not really surprised with the results of the study, as the participants had no imminent plans to quit anyway, and a higher nicotine cigarette provides a higher "reward." I would think a study with smokers who actually wanted to quit would demonstrate that participants would continue with the lower nicotine smokes, and not revert back to higher nicotine. Also interesting is all the talk of if the government would mandate nicotine levels...that would be a boon for XXII, one would think.
I can think of much better use of $20k for marketing purposes than an overview of a company on a website no one reads. Namely, hiring an enthusiastic 20-something to go around and pitch Red Sun to small store owners for 6 months. Make it commission-based and regional, and save the chain store pitching to a more seasoned pro. Personality and ability to articulate why Red Sun is worth stocking in these store is all that is needed (no need to be a college grad/marketing guru). To a fun-loving 20-something who works at Walmart/waitress/etc, this job would sound like freedom/opportunity. Base salary/wage should be low with incentives for making the sale. JMHO. I think Henry was doing something like this on the West Coast. I'd rather see our precious cash reserves spend on substance, not fluff. Bonny/BAT/Barrack know about us...so we shouldnt be acting like a penny stock scam to get attention. We just needs some sales and partnerships and our stock will take care of itself.
Only 1,300% away from Henry's first sell order.
No news for well over 1 month. Didnt XXII just hire a pr firm a few months ago, and Henry state (in his first CC as CEO) that they would be much more transparent and communicative with investors from now on? I was pretty disappointed that none of these deep-pocketed officers or Board of Directors bought shares during the open window (when Joe sold 90k shares). That would have put a floor in the stock at higher prices, imo. Come on guys!
Every share he sells equals less and less ownership/control/influence of XXII. I think that's what most shareholders ultimately want, anyway.
Since he is still technically an officer in the company, does this mean insiders are now free to buy and sell the stock? If so, I would expect members of the BOD and officers to be buying (as alluded to in a previous cc).
Joe is back with a Form 4:
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=67527250&symbol=XXII
I was showing volume of @ 810k until the last tick, where the volume then registered 3.43M shares. My guess is a Russell re-balancing.
Another fine "WTF" moment from XXII
Nice to see some recent news regarding Status Enterprise monitoring of one of the largest copper mines in the world, and VoT deployment at 4 African health clinics (remote monitoring and control of solar energy). There exists many opportunities for B Scada's products, both domestically and internationally.
http://scada.com/News
I was impressed by how many stores in TN were recently added to the Red Sun website. How are they positioned on the shelves, if I may ask? Are they mixed in with other brands or are they displayed in any other way? Thanks
Not only was the study funded by Pfizer, but the results show XXII's tech to be more effective than Pfizer's own flagship smoking cessation product, Chantix. One would think this would compel Pzifer to act on a partnership with XXII to fund the next trial.
I have a take on it, but I could be wrong.
Financing deal: 6 million shares issued to an "institutional investor" for $1 per each share. They pay $6 million for the 6 million shares and, as an added perk, XXII grants them 3 million warrants, if exercised, for $1.25 each, effective in 6 months and expiring in 66 months.
Short interest raises leading up to the offering announcement, as the finance partners know they can push the price down once the registration effective, buying long shares for $1 while also make money by shorting shares sold above $1 via a different (maybe offshore) account..and make money on both the long end and short end of the $1 financing. So sell some or all of the long $1 shares, even at a loss if they are making money on the short end, and be left with free option to purchase warrant at only $1.25 in the event that the stock rockets to, say, $10 in a year or two. That would be ~$9M in free money while they have largely re-couped their initial $6M investment.
Again, I could be wrong but XXII has been trading poorly on high volume since the registration became effective. If this is the case, its a shame we get used in such a way. However, at the end of the day, Henry got the $6M capital to get us marketing Red Sun and submitting Brand A to the FDA, etc, and the high volume helps to move the seller along his way at a fast rate. May be a limited opportunity to add if the games dry up soon.
I'm assuming XXII can reap higher margins without having to pay a middle-man to distribute the products. A good strategy due to the proximity of XXII's headquarters near Buffalo. NY State has many retail shops to aggressively go after, feet-on-the-ground, while still going home to their own beds at night. They need some help in far-away locales, but NY is Red Sun country and they can manage it themselves. NY consumers may embrace a local business vs buying the Big Tobacco competitors.
Some color added to the earning report. As expected, 2015 isnt shaping up as well as expected. However, sounds like lots of things happening behind the scene and 2016 should be much better.
Management Commentary:
"Our strategy for this fiscal year continues to focus on increased marketing activities growing our brand awareness and presence which will result in losses for the year. We expect to return to profitability in the next fiscal year.
"Status Enterprise pilot projects continue, but have not generated expected revenues. Status Enterprise sales to date have been smaller pilot deployments which have not yet translated into additional licenses. Our newly launched low cost sensors are already producing revenue. Sales include two sales to Africa for monitoring of commercial hotels solar panels on commercial buildings. Monitoring of these deployments will be done on a subscription basis using the B-Scada VoT Platform.
"Our IoT system has been impressive since launching in the spring. We have partnered with several sensor manufacturers to allow their sensor data to be used within the VoT Platform. Some are working on bundles including sensor hardware and B-Scada software. We are in negotiations to have our IoT Platform promoted by two significant cellular carriers. We have equipment manufacturers evaluating the system to be used as a monitoring solution to be white labeled and distributed with their equipment. Other opportunities with partner companies include water/waste water, smart cities and data centers.
"Our outlook for fiscal 2015 will be for lower than expected revenues for the last two quarters due primarily to the slow-down in the petrochemical sector, and the slow uptake of additional Status Enterprise licenses. We are however extremely optimistic for fiscal 2016, expecting growth in our Spanish Subsidiary, sensor sales and IoT platform. We also expect Status Enterprise licenses to increase and are seeing demand for training growing.
"We would like to thank our shareholders for their continuing support."
I think Ron & Co are smart in spending their precious cash on going to these industry conferences. They can get their name out there, showcase their products to customers and industry folks, and make some connections and maybe partnerships. They wont get noticed in Crystal River, FL so they need to get out there and go big...or, at least, act big until they make it. Nice to see their name mentioned as a IoT innovator along-side some much larger names:
http://www.roboticstomorrow.com/news/2015/05/29/-2015-sensors-expo--conference-to-feature-the-industry%E2%80%99s-most-innovative-sensor-technologies-and-applications-/6148/
A lot of these companies specialize in making sensors. Great, now use our platform for monitoring with those sensors. Lots of partnership potential. And for customers looking for a complete, bundled package - visualization platform and sensors - we offer that, too. Hopefully it was a successful trip out west.
Wish today's news release of the 10Q (found on the company website) had a little color on the future, but the 10Q had some good insights.
Thanks for the update from Majorca Spain. From Clarence NY to the World...
I like Ron and I think he has a vision to make this a much larger company. As the largest shareholder, his interests are also aligned ours. He makes calculated steps with an eye towards expenses, margin, incremental growth and overall long term vision. Thats my take and thats why I just sit on my shares and see what he can do in the SCADA and IoT space.
Both the SCADA and IoT markets present large, growing opportunities for the company. Just two long term contracts have pretty much been the revenue generators for the company. If they started converting some of these pilot programs to large contracts, I think that would make the company solidly profitable and the stock would react accordingly. As it stands now, the initial launch of Status Enterprise hasnt resulted in the sales that were hoped at this stage. Thats disappointing but its still early and the 10Q stated something to the effect of "interest is increasing." They also see a lot of opportunity in the IoT space using their platform and realize customers are looking for a one-stop-shop visualization package which includes everything needed to monitor a device..so they are adding sensors to their mix so the customer will have everything they need via B-Scada instead of piecing it together themselves. One section in the 10Q states they have enough cash on hand for the next year, and another states they may need more cash to expand the line of sensors to meet customer needs, as they dont want to miss out of the great opportunities they have in front of them. Whatever happens, I have faith in Ron that he will do what he feels is best for the company's success (and in the interest of shareholders). The last capital raise was $800k, if I remember correctly, so fairly modest, not diluting the shareholder too heavily yet have some cash to grow the company.
So I realize that some many see a slight y/y loss in EPS and revenue as a bad thing, I see this as a transitional phase where Ron is lining up the ducks to have the people and tech in place to capitalize on the opportunities in front of them. We will see.
I dont think anyone expects XXII to reach profitability in 2015, hence the tepidness reflected in the current stock price. If they were about to turn profitable, they could have used cash flow from operations instead of raising $6M. However, with that extra cash on hand, XXII has the means to carry out their marketing activities for Red Sun, submit Brand A data to the FDA for review this summer, expand Magic sales into thousands of stores across Europe, etc. X22 and at least one Asian deal in 2015 are also priorities, and let us not forget our partnership with BAT, so it is possible any single event could tip the company into profitability sooner than most of us are thinking at the moment.
Despite the rather large salaries and option grants XXII management awards themselves relative to to-date results, XXII is still a pretty lean company without huge overhead costs and minimal staffing. Therefore, a major licensing deal could still be a windfall in profit generation. Or if Red Sun/Magic sales take off...
As I'm sure you are aware, the company reported that they will substantially exceed $5M that was originally forecast for 2015. There are a couple of potential wildcards that could bring the numbers higher. If I were a betting man, I would say you are trying to manipulate the stock, and in doing so reporting false numbers. Is that not a TOS violation, and, frankly speaking, illegal?
Ouch. Who's dumping shares under already low recent financing prices?
I think we all need to review the last cc transcript to reassure ourselves where the company is headed.
http://www.xxiicentury.com/files/XXII%20transcript%20conference%20call%20%28May%2012%202015%29.pdf
SCDA 10Q.
I did a Quick glance. Their revs were basically unchanged from last yr, and they swung to a less than 1 cent per share loss. Not really surprising as one of their main customers in the oil/gas industry cut back on their services. The good news is it sounds like this customer plans on going back to full steam in the Fall. Status has been slower than anticipated, which is disappointing to me and reflected in the low stock price, but they are confident in future success and have many pilot programs in place that hopefully will be converted to large license deals. Then they seem very excited about the IoT's prospects and the initial feedback they are receiving. Spain has been a drag on costs but SCDA expects they will start benefiting from the new office at the end of 2015 or next yr. So sounds like good things ahead for those willing to wait. Probably a good stock to accumulate on weakness and keep your fingers crossed that some of these deals in the works start getting converted to sales, and then IoT platform starts to achieve success.
"B-Scada believes that there is huge growth opportunity for B-Scada in the IoT market. In order to capitalize on this growth B-Scada will need to produce a complete line of sensor products, more than the several currently being developed. In order to ensure we have product on hand for orders and to ensure we achieve the largest possible margins on the sale of the sensor hardware, manufacturing will need to be done in quantities that allow for the lowest possible per unit price. This would require B-Scada to hold a sizeable inventory of sensors. Marketing activities has been stepped up in 2015 and activity for the company has been brisk. With our current staffing levels we are finding it difficult to adequately support the number of pilot projects and evaluations we have for Status Enterprise. In addition, B-Scada currently has four companies that are evaluating Status Enterprise as a data visualization solution to be marketed and sold with their existing hardware and/or software products. There is some integration work required before these systems will be available on the market, but the opportunities look promising. In order to address all these concerns, we may need additional financing to adequately support this growth. Failing to do so may result in considerable lost opportunity.
We have completed the process of transitioning to Status Enterprise to be our primary product focus. Status Enterprise was fully launched in the spring of 2014. Revenue from this product started to materialize towards the end of 2014, but has not picked up steam as anticipated. We have many pilot projects in place and growing interest in the system, however the number of licenses purchased on each sale has been small. This is due to customers being cautious as this is a new platform. Many of the initial customers have indicated additional licenses will be required as their projects transition from pilot to production, so we expect an increase in the license sales in future quarters. Interest in the system, both from SCADA and IoT prospects, has been increasing due to our surge in marketing and tradeshow activities. We also have a sensor manufacture who is now piloting the sale of hardware and software bundles to their customers, including Status Enterprise as the visualization solution. We are confident that the system will be successful.
We entered into two new long-term licensing agreements at the end of the first quarter of fiscal 2013. In fiscal 2015 and 2014, customer development services from these customers accounted for most of the increase in technology licensing and support revenues. Demand for these services has dropped off as one of the customers is a petrochemical company and is reducing expenditures. They have indicated the consulting service required of B-Scada will resume in the fall of 2015. We continue to implement our strategic goals to generate increased revenues from the sales of our products and services. Service revenues include revenues from fees charged for the implementation of our software products and training of customers in the use of such products. We are currently selling our software over the internet and are marketing our products and services to companies which may want to license or joint venture some of our software applications. New product and services revenue from our IoT initiatives will begin to influence our revenue towards the end of 2015. Revenue from our offices in Spain will be minimal for 2015 as it is the first year of operations, but are still expected to contribute to our overall revenue for the year. In the six months ended April 30, 2015, Spain generated $62,333 in technology licensing and support revenues and $9,018 in commercial software revenues."
I was actually implying an entirely new product, having a different name and maybe taste profile than that of the Red Sun brands. However, in the near term, yes, just changing the language to entirely Spanish may also be effective, as well as management partnering with distributors in the domestic Latino market.
As for my Spanish, its not great. However, I have plenty of close friends (and an ex!) from both Spain and Central and South America. As a gringo, you learn very quicky that "Messi" doesnt mean dirty and disorganized, and "Futbol" has nothing to do with Tom Brady...and that's the way they like it.
I will note that the Spanish spoken in Central and South America is much more slang-based than that of Spain, so if I were management, I would be more interested in the way Latino's in America speak (ie, not "the King's English" from Spain). My email address is on my profile, but I think someone from management may periodically glance at this board...so they can probably decide if its a direction they want to enter into for themselves.
I think one extremely under-served market is the Latino market. 40% of California, for example, is now Latino, and the reality is many dont speak much English. While I'm slightly weary of targeting based on race or ethnicity, I think culturally Latinos may embrace something unique to Spanish-speakers and switching from, say, Marlboro to a brand that is entirely labeled in Spanish. It would be unique to an American cigarette brand, I believe. Look at how popular Corona beer is, despite being awful and marketed as Mexican even though owned by InBev.
Vamos a llevar el !Fuego Loco! cigarrellos por XXII.
now let's get some sales, boys...
B-Scada Brings the IoT to Life with New Wireless Sensors and Monitoring Technology
8:00 am ET June 2, 2015 (PR Newswire) Print
B-Scada, Inc. (OTCQB: SCDA) has announced that this year's Sensors Expo and Conference in Long Beach, CA will witness the launch of a new line of low-cost wireless sensors for residential, commercial, and industrial use. The event will be held at the Long Beach Convention Center from June 9-11. B-Scada will exhibit their technology throughout the expo at Booth #709. The sensors, however, are only part of the story.
https://photos.prnewswire.com/prnvar/20150601/219967
B-Scada has long offered software tools to improve efficiency, reduce resource consumption, and enhance safety in heavy industry, providing data visualization solutions to industrial customers on a global scale. They now offer the hardware needed to add intelligence and control to physical systems for retail, commercial, and light industrial customers as well.
By providing both the sensors and software to make everyday objects more intelligent, B-Scada is making the IoT (Internet of Things) accessible to many consumers who want to take advantage of IoT technology, but don't know how to start.
B-Scada CEO, Ron DeSerranno, explained the desire to expand the company's product offerings: "From our experience at various IoT tradeshows, it has become apparent that customers are looking for complete solutions instead of trying to piece together a solution from various vendors."
B-Scada's sensor customers can subscribe to a web-based monitoring service to access their real-time sensor data and configuration options. The hosted solution also provides configurable alarms and a messaging service that allows alarm notifications to be sent by email.
Customers looking for a more robust solution can use B-Scada's Virtualization of Things (VoT) Platform to develop a custom monitoring solution with custom graphics, analytics, workflow, and user access control for additional security.
"While some sensor companies have software for viewing their sensor data, the software is very limited in its abilities and can only be used with data from that one company," Mr. DeSerranno said. "B-Scada software will work with B-Scada sensors as well as sensors and hardware from hundreds of other companies, allowing for sophisticated systems that aggregate data from multiple hardware sources into custom solutions for commercial and industrial customers."
In addition to B-Scada's sensors, the VoT Platform provides connectivity with sensors from other manufacturers like Monnit and B&B Smartworx, as well as ODBC databases or any of the thousands of data sources available through OPC.
The VoT Platform can be hosted and served locally or distributed as a service (SaaS/PaaS). Learn more about B-Scada's sensors and monitoring platform at http://votplatform.com.
About B-Scada
B-Scada, Inc. develops solutions for the acquisition, logging, visualization and analysis of real time data for the monitoring, management, and optimization of assets and processes over networks both local and remote. B-Scada's IoT (Internet of Things), SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and HMI (Human Machine Interface) systems are deployed worldwide in the petrochemical, electricity distribution, transportation, facilities management, manufacturing, finance and IT industries. Learn more at http://scada.com.
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