Inductive Automation

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Electronics

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Some industrial automation software companies still charge for every client and every tag, but Ignition is different because it’s unlimited.

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Years In Business: 15
Number of Employees: 100
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90 Blue Ravine Folsom, CA 95630 United States

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Phone: 800-266-7798

Fax: 916-932-1194

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Inductive Automation produces industrial automation software that reduces frustration and increases efficiency in the industrial market. The company’s core mission is to inject innovation and unprecedented value into the industry.

Ignition by Inductive Automation® is a universal industrial application platform. It empowers users to connect to all of the data across their enterprise, rapidly develop any type of industrial automation system, and scale their systems in any way, without limits. Ignition is also capable of unlimited extensibility through the addition of fully integrated software modules that extend the functionality of the platform. With Ignition, users can create a variety of seamlessly integrated industrial solutions.

SCADA: Control, track, display, and analyze your process.
HMI: Build optimized screens to monitor and control your machinery.
IIoT: Make your data more accessible and efficient with MQTT.
MES: Track your production, manage recipes, calculate OEE, and more.
Alarming: Build complex alarming systems and get notifications instantly.
Reporting: Create and deliver dynamic, database-driven industrial reports.
Edge Computing: Capture critical data at the remote edge of your network.
Enterprise: Empower teams with better data to make smarter decisions.

Markets served include: Automotive, Beverage, Consumer Packaged Goods, Entertainment, Fibers & Textiles, Food, Forest Products, Government, Home, Health & Beauty, Manufacturing, Mining Aggregates & Cement, Oil & Gas, Packaging, Pharmaceutical, Power, Print & Publishing, Pulp & Paper, Supercomputers, Transportation, and Water/Wastewater.