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News Release from: CSE Servelec
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 November 2002
New name reflects global grouping
The Servelec Group is undergoing a facelift as part of an initiative to increase public awareness of its global presence.
Situated near to Sheffield, the Servelec Group is undergoing a facelift as part of an initiative to increase public awareness of its global presence With immediate effect from September 2002, Servelec and Seprol have changed their names to CSE- Servelec and CSE-Seprol, to reflect their alliance with their parent company, CSE, based in Singapore
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 14 Aug 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, CSE-Servelec has established a strong reputation as a systems integrator.
Having evolved from a foundation in industrial real-time control systems, the company now provides comprehensive management, database and operational systems solutions based upon the most up to date software packages and techniques.
Small-scale system integration services and large-scale turnkey solutions have been provided for customers in industries such as energy, water and telemetry, chemical/petrochemical and healthcare.
CSE-Seprol specialises in the design and manufacture of intelligent remote terminal units, outstations, programmable logic controllers and data acquisition products.
Applications to have profited from CSE-Seprol's expertise include telemetry, Scada, automation and control.
CSE is now a leading global systems integrator, being a market leader in delivering cost-effective information technology and industrial automation solutions.
Its team of over 700 highly skilled and experienced engineering and IT professionals have enjoyed a proven track record and enviable reputation since 1985.
The official aligning of these three companies is intended to reflect their group network and associated financial strength.
Customers and suppliers alike will immediately reap the benefits of this integrated business structure and be part of its future success.
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