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This paper discusses some opportunities that IoT brings to the process, factory and building automation industries in general, and describes the steps that Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions is taking to leverage this new technology to integrate IoT into one of the world’s most advanced HMI/SCADA, Building Automation, Energy Management and Manufacturing Intelligence packages, along with the benefits that can be achieved.

This document helps towards choosing software to meet accessibility standards and produce accessible content. Compliance information is provided for most Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions products, in addition to a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) that details all the regulations of the U.S. Section 508 accessibility standard.

This paper provides the results of Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions' Hyper Historian™ data historian performance tests, including both the Standard and Enterprise editions.

This paper provides useful info on features of several GENESIS64™ components that may be useful to companies wishing to comply with FDA 21 CFR Part 11.

This paper covers features of several IMitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions products that may be of use to companies wishing to apply fault tolerance and redundancy to their GENESIS™ or BizViz™ system.

The Energy Smart Buildings Readiness Guide provides valuable information on how to make and operate a smart building. This guide explains what is meant by smart building readiness. It also explains networking, open protocols, interoperability, documentation, and key performance indicators for smart building readiness.

Like all software and hardware, HMI/SCADA and industrial control hardware are a potential target. Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are uniquely high-value targets as they are responsible for critical infrastructure. Learn how you can distinguish one cyber-attack from another, and what countermeasures you can leverage to protect yourself from each type of cyber-attack.

Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions products can be easily hosted on the Microsoft Azure platform by creating a virtual machine using the Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions published Virtual Machine offering for your desired product version from the Azure Marketplace.

This whitepaper details an example of how to connect a thermal camera to a cloud-based monitoring system using IoTWorX and Microsoft Azure. The example here involves monitoring temperature readings and alerts from a thermal camera installed in a remote location. Learn how with this step-by-step guide.

Both IoTWorX and Microsoft Azure Stream Analytics (ASA) have large sets of functions that can be programmed. However, many of those functions are supported in IoTWorX but not ASA, and vice versa. The combination of the two increases edge computing capabilities and can therefore support more complex intelligent edge scenarios.