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Microsoft Azure and Intel IoT are enabling intelligent solutions that provide turnkey edge-to-cloud solutions through The Intelligent Edge. Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions, a seven-time Microsoft Partner of the Year, is a recognized building automation specialist with solutions in 70 percent of the Global 500 companies. Added to this combined technology expertise is the history and commitment to sustainability by all three partners. Regardless of the age of your buildings, our smart building software, GENESIS, can create a building automation system that creates smarter and more sustainable buildings. Learn more about our partnership and see how we’re helping to transform buildings to be smarter and greener

What separates average SCADA users from power users? In this blog, we dive into the advanced capabilities of modern SCADA systems—from high-performance HMI design and responsive visualization to powerful historian tools and time-saving aliasing techniques. You’ll discover how to enhance system usability, simplify screen development, and support seamless, scalable automation—all to drive smarter, faster operations across your organization.

System Integrators serve as essential partners in the journey toward digital transformation—bringing together hardware, software, and data into cohesive, high-performing automation solutions. This blog outlines how Mitsubishi Electric’s multi-tiered System Integrator Partner Program helps organizations find qualified experts to implement GENESIS-based systems across industries such as manufacturing, water, energy, and smart buildings. Readers will also learn about the ICONICS Institute’s training resources and how to select the right partner for successful project execution.

Even in a market that is over 30 years mature, you might think that most SCADA systems deliver similar functionality, and that one SCADA is as good as the next. This couldn't be further from the truth. This blog highlights the top ten features to look for when choosing a SCADA system and also includes additional aspects of such a system to consider. You'll also learn why transitioining to a new, technologically advanced SCADA system pays dividends and can come with ease and very little downtime.  

This blog highlights the value of smart buildings and how Mitsubishi Electric’s automation software helps organizations optimize energy use, centralize building control, and support sustainability. Real-world examples include the ZfP psychiatric center in Germany and the SUSTIE building in Japan, showcasing how GENESIS64 enables efficient, data-driven building management.

Today, more than ever, the water industry faces serious challenges with an extremely outdated infrastructure and a lack of emergency preparedness and future resiliency. To know about the current prevalent challenges the water industry is facing and how automation technology can help solve these, I interviewed Andy Gribbin, Digital Solutions one of our Digital Solutions managers, to learn what he had to say. Andy talks to customers and partners in the water industry every day and knows firsthand what operational challenges they deal with and what they talk to him about. And as it’s always helpful and insightful to see how others do it, I briefly cover three water facilities that used automation technology to upgrade their systems to address their own challenges. The results: improved operational efficiency, improved workflows, and improved resilience to cyber security attacks. 

What makes a building truly smart—and how can digital twin technology unlock its full potential? This blog defines smart buildings and explores how Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions, in partnership with Microsoft Azure Digital Twins, enables scalable, cloud-based solutions for improving energy efficiency, adaptability, and operational intelligence. Learn how connected data and real-time insights are transforming buildings into more efficient, sustainable, and responsive environments.

In part two of this manufacturing efficiency blog series, we move beyond measuring OEE and loss deployment to explore how manufacturers can achieve predictive awareness—the ability to foresee and address inefficiencies before they occur. Using the DIKW (Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom) framework, this article outlines how to progress from raw data to actionable insights, and how companies can tap into employee expertise and track ROI before diving into AI and machine learning. You'll also find practical tips for launching your own manufacturing efficiency project, including how to structure your data strategy, phase deployments, and take an agile approach to long-term success.