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NET uses GENESIS automation software to visualize, monitor, and control their network across 200 sites, the DC power supply systems, and the general purpose input modules. Equipment across all sites can easily be monitored and controlled, and adding a new site which includes menus, graphics, and alarms is easy and fast. Their team now works more efficiently, providing the highest level of service to their customers.

The Madison Water Sewerage District (MMSD) in Madison, Wisconsin needed to replace its aging and soon to be obsolete SCADA system and chose Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions' GENESIS software suite for its fast set up, its high level of design flexibility due to its modular and open architecture, and its affordable price point.

GENESIS software plays a critical and compelling role with respect to FLSmidth’s ability to remotely monitor their customers’ assets and in turn remotely support and manage asset alerts and notifications, so they can troubleshoot their customers’ operations. As a result, the company has reduced downtime and increased uptime and asset life for their customers.

The EAV wanted to integrate all subsystems in the stations like the fire alarm system, closed circuit TV diagnostic, security access diagnostic, escalators, elevators, electrical cabinets, etc., into one SCADA system. The agency chose system integrator AsiWork S.r.l., who in turn, chose GENESIS software to keep track of all the data and to provide superior visualization capabilities to help its personnel manage and control all operations.

CSL Behring, a subsidiary of CSL Limited, developed a pandemic vaccine (H1N1) and signed a $180 million contract with the US Department of Health and Human Services to provide bulk H1N1 influenza antigen. They use GENESIS software in their FDA-approved filing and packaging facility in Marburg, Germany, to bridge the gap between industrial automation and the medical field.

Catania Oils uses GENESIS automation software suite to leverage data for informational insight for plantwide visualization into production. The company monitors OEE and loss deployment to gain an even greater insight into the potential loss of efficiency resulting in improved production efficiency. Now, the company is focusing on the entire production process as opposed to focusing on a single machine fault or quality defect allowing them to capitalize on even greater efficiency gains.

The SUSTIE facility is a testament to Mitsubishi Electric Corporation’s support for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and to their efforts to promote worldwide sustainability and carbon neutral initiatives.