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Re: Why is the Automation market declining?
Mar 14, 2001 2:12 pm, by Brian
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The Industrial Automation market is declining because there have been no advantages to continue to buy automation systems since the only changes have been are in hardware. The software is still the same and provides no added benefits for companies to purchase new versions. There has been no integration of front office with back office; no means of following the entire manufacturing process to track information/data, and it still takes a lot of time and effort to modify programs and to reconfigure systems.
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