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How to future proof with universal automation Blog Article
In a world where technology evolves faster than ever, industrial businesses face a tough question: how do you keep up without constantly overhauling your systems? This blog post from Schneider Electric explores the concept of universal automation—a game-changing approach that decouples hardware from software, enabling seamless upgrades and long-term adaptability.
Using the EcoStruxure Automation Expert platform, manufacturers can adopt a "wrap and replace" strategy. This means integrating new technologies with existing infrastructure, rather than discarding it. The result? Lower costs, reduced downtime, and a more sustainable path to innovation.
Whether you're navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution or just looking to extend the life of your current systems, this article shows how universal automation can help you stay competitive—today and tomorrow.
https://blog.se.com/industry/machine-and-process-management/2023/02/03/how-to-future-proof-with-universal-automation/
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