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Jacob Trummer
Jacob Trummer is Team Lead Global Business Development for Manufacturing at COPA-DATA. His focus is on modular production, interoperable systems, and future-oriented industrial automation concepts. Through his work with manufacturers and partners, he helps organizations implement more flexible and scalable automation architectures using standardized approaches such as MTP.
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21 oktober
15:30 - 15:50
21 oktober
15:30 - 15:50
Modular Production in Practice – From MTP to OpenDCS
How can modular automation make process production more flexible, scalable and future-proof? In this talk, we explore how Module Type Package (MTP) can simplify engineering, reduce commissioning time and make it easier to adapt production systems to changing operational needs.
Using practical industry examples, we show how standardized module integration works in practice. The session also introduces OpenDCS and discusses how software-defined automation architectures can address brownfield integration, vendor lock-in and heterogeneous system landscapes.
You will leave with a clearer view of how modular process modules, standardized interfaces and open orchestration can create more interoperable production environments.
Language: English
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How can modular automation make process production more flexible, scalable and future-proof? In this talk, we explore how Module Type Package (MTP) can simplify engineering, reduce commissioning time and make it easier to adapt production systems to changing operational needs.
Using practical industry examples, we show how standardized module integration works in practice. The session also introduces OpenDCS and discusses how software-defined automation architectures can address brownfield integration, vendor lock-in and heterogeneous system landscapes.
You will leave with a clearer view of how modular process modules, standardized interfaces and open orchestration can create more interoperable production environments.
Language: English