Product category:
Logic Controllers, Timers and Relays
News Release from: Idec Electronics
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 04 January 2006
Partner programme puts integration to
the fore
The ISSIP scheme brings together a select group of companies that will work with Idec in order to promote value added services along the Idec product range.
Idec has established the ISSIP (Idec Solution and System Integration Partner) scheme, comprising a select group of companies that will work with Idec in order to promote value added services along the Idec product range With the ever growing pressure on the engineering team within a business, the demand for technically able suppliers is seen to increase
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 16 Oct 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The ideal supplier is surely one who is able, not only, to provide high quality components and products but also one who has the capability of providing suitable technical support, solutions and system integration when called for?.
This is not to ridicule the distributor or wholesaler whose sole purpose is to act as a "supplier only", as in many instances the user of the equipment may well have extensive knowledge to get the most out of the equipment without the need for close support or integration assistance.
In order to meet the total demand of the equipment user market Idec has restructured its sales channel and introduced the ISSIP (Idec Solutions and System Integration Partner) scheme.
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Stephen Schiller, Managing Director at Idec UK, said: "The chosen companies that form the ISSIPs have been selected based on their technical expertise and/or their ability to provide value added engineering which may be required by the customer".
Schiller goes on the say: "The ISSIP will be able to offer support on the application, programming and if so required the system integration of not only the Idec automation product range which includes the MicroSmart PLC, the SmartRelay and also the HG range of graphically and text only displays, but also other third party products which when employed in the system provide the ideal solution to the customer".
"The addition of the ISSP, to the already successful ADA (Active Distributor Agreement) partners launched in 2001, is long overdue and will allow Idec to strengthen and build the sales of the automation product portfolio throughout the UK", says Schiller.
"We have partners covering the length and breadth of the UK all with the appropriate knowledge and ability to meet the demands from the customer".
2006 will see the launch of new products in the Idec MicroSmart PLC family, with new CPUs offering increased I/O capability, and an improved function set.
There will also be high density analogue I/O modules and improved communication and network options.
Also there will be further expansion in the range of graphical HMIs available from Idec.
More information on MicroSmart and the HG displays will be available in the Spring of 2006.
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