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Connected Services for Your Enterprise Issue 65 December 2018 Issue 58 ASIA PACIFIC TO D AY A Modern and Paper Mill Improves Connected Services for Cybercrime is Secure Foundation Uptime with Remote Industrial Operations Increasing: Are you Inside for your Information Monitoring and Prepared? Infrastructure Support Connected Services for your Enterprise EXECUTIVE MESSAGE Contents 04 News & Events The latest news and events from Rockwell Automation Asia Pacific Connected Services for your 06 Cover Story – Enterprise Connected Services for Industrial Operations 10 Case Studies Today’s business environment has prompted the need for companies to 16 Technology Watch reinvent their operating models, production and value chains. Organizations Cybercrime is Increasing: Are you need to keep up with changing consumer and employee expectations by Prepared? main text accelerating their digitalization efforts. 18 Application Profile Monitoring and maintenance of your production applications, assets and Operational A Modern and Secure Foundation for your Technology Infrastructure is of paramount importance to minimize risk and maximize Information Infrastructure productivity. Additional challenges include skills shortages, obsolescence risks and increasing operational complexity. To address these issues, most companies require 20 Product & Solution some level of outside support. Focus Introducing the latest and updated A modern, secure and reliable information infrastructure provides the foundation technologies and solutions for required to connect your assets, people and information. However, it is important smarter operations to note that with greater connectivity, comes greater risk for security threats. To continue to innovate and prosper, you need to secure your infrastructure, helps Automation Today Asia Pacific protect assets and maintain network availability. Issue 65 This magazine is published 4 times a year by There are a number of considerations when developing and implementing your ROCKWELL AUTOMATION Inc. for Asia Pacific organization’s cybersecurity strategy. Our lifecycle services are here to help by bringing together industry, technology, operational and application expertise to India enable safe, secure and reliable manufacturing. 5th floor, Tower B, Building No 10, DLF Cybercity Gurugram 122002 Ruchi Mathur This issue of Automation Today delves into how connected services make equipment [email protected] more productive and secure through a digitally enabled lifecycle. It focuses on how Singapore industrial asset performance services can help you monitor your assets, improve their 2 Corporation Road, #04-05/06, Corporation Place Singapore 618494 availability and identify issues before they lead to downtime. Anne Chng [email protected] It features topics that can help you minimize risk and maximize productivity, South Pacific including: Connected Services for Industrial Operations; A Modern and Secure 841 Mountain Highway Foundation for your Information Infrastructure; and, Cybercrime is Increasing: Bayswater, Victoria 3153 Deanie Bridges Are you Prepared? [email protected] This issue also includes the latest products and technologies, customer case studies that demonstrate how we help customers address their application challenges and To subscribe or unsubscribe, recent company news and events. visit : https://map.rockwellautomation.com/subscribe I hope you enjoy this issue of Automation Today and that it provides some new industry insights to help you address your evolving operational challenges. Copyright© 2020 Rockwell Automation Inc. All rights reserved. The contents of this Stay Safe, stay connected. publication may not be reproduced in whole or part without the consent of the copyright owner. Scott Wooldridge Allen-Bradley, ArmorBlock, Automation Today Asia Pacific, Compact 5000, CompactLogix, President, Asia Pacific Region ControlLogix, FactoryTalk, GuardLogix, Guardmaster, Guardshield, Integrated Architecture, Installed Base Evaluation, Kinetix, LISTEN. THINK. SOLVE., Micro800, Rockwell Automation PanelView, PartnerNetwork, PharmaSuite, PlantPAx, POINT I/O, PowerFlex, Rockwell Automation, Rockwell Automation Assurance, Rockwell Software, Stratix, Studio 5000, ThinManager, VantagePoint, VersaView, are trademarks of Rockwell Automation, Inc. EtherNet/IP is a trademark of ODVA, Inc. Microsoft Azure is a trademark of Microsoft. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 2 ASIA PACIFIC 2 ASIA PACIFIC NEWS & EVENTS Automation Fair At Home • INSPIRED customer-delivered best practices to highlight innovative approaches, outstanding ROI, and successes Creating a new world-class experience for Automation achieved through Rockwell Automation solutions Fair 2020 to showcase the power and value of our IT/OT expertise. • UNSURPASSED peer-to-peer networking activities which provide an opportunity to learn from other process Discover your next innovation at Automation Fair At Home, from professionals from a broad spectrum of industries 16 -20 November 2020. This experience will feature the newest solutions and innovations, the opportunity to interact with Join us online for all this and more! Event details will be available technology experts and executives, participate in engaging hands- in late September. Registration will open in October. on labs, training sessions, industry focused forums, and keynote presentations, and network with leading professionals in the field. Expanded Leadership Role of Chief The Automation Fair At Home experience offers hands-on training EVENTS GLOBAL sessions and thought-provoking presentations to help you conquer Administrative & Legal Officer your industry challenges. These sessions are presented by experts Rockwell Automation has named Rebecca (Becky) House from Rockwell Automation, our PartnerNetwork™ members, and to the expanded leadership role of senior vice president forward-thinking professionals. Learn how they can improve your and Chief Administrative & Legal Officer, effective expertise and skillset. immediately. In this newly created role, she is responsible for accelerating the evolution of Rockwell Automation’s culture and Featuring personalized customer experiences, digital thread leading the company’s human resources and talent teams in demonstrations and digital engineering, see how you can take your addition to her existing responsibilities overseeing the company’s digital transformation journey to the next level. Engage in virtual legal, ethics and compliance, global security, public affairs, and and in-person customer tours of our manufacturing experience. environmental, health and safety teams. Automation Fair At Home will help you see how the latest products, House, who previously served as Chief Legal Officer, reports technologies, solutions and services can take your operations to directly to Blake Moret, Rockwell Automation Chairman & CEO, meet the manufacturing environment today, tomorrow and the and leads a team of more than 500. future. “Becky’s energy, business expertise and legal acumen, as well as her deep passion for Rockwell Automation, our culture, our people and our brand, make her the ideal leader to take on this new and expanded role,” said Blake Moret, Chairman & CEO of Rockwell Automation. “Becky’s relentless focus on driving strategy and evolving the way we do business will rapidly accelerate our progress bringing the Connected Enterprise to life.” “I’m honored to take on this role at this critical time for Rockwell Automation and to continue building on the company’s legacy of innovation and transformation under Blake’s leadership,” House said. “I have immense confidence in our talented people around the world and look forward to building on their strengths as we continue to evolve and expand the ways we deliver value to our Process Solutions Users Group 2020 customers.” Join your peers at this interactive 5-day, industry leading event to gain greater insight into the latest process automation House serves on the board of directors for FMI Funds, Inc., MIND technologies. Through thought provoking keynotes, insightful Research Institute, and Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation technical and customer application sessions, and practical hands- (WARF). She is also a director of Sojourner Foundation, the largest on labs, the Process Solutions User Group (PSUG) addresses the provider of domestic violence services in Wisconsin. production challenges you face every day including control strategies, optimization, process safety, and more. Before coming to Rockwell Automation, House served as assistant The PSUG event offers: general counsel and assistant board secretary at Harley-Davidson • ENLIGHTENED technical sessions and hands-on labs that Inc. Earlier in her career, she was a partner at Foley & Lardner in deliver information on the latest modern process automation Milwaukee. House graduated from the University of Wisconsin technologies – Madison. She earned her law degree, magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School. 4 ASIA PACIFIC NEWS & EVENTS Commitment to Corporate around the world, by creating state-of-the-art automated processes that helped the organization feed significantly Responsibility and Sustainability more people. In 2019 alone, the organization saw a 20% increase in manufacturing capacity. In Asia-Pacific, Rockwell Rockwell Automation issues 2019 Corporate Automation worked with a renewable energy company off Responsibility Report and launches new online hub for the coast of mainland Australia, to help the region meet its
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