If you are looking for a system integrator or supplier to help you with your next project, the CSIA Industrial Automation Exchange is just what you need.
With thousands of qualified integrators and suppliers and a robust search function, you can easily research potential partners.
Using criteria such as industries, specialties, products, certifications and more, you can quickly sort through and shortlist the companies that make sense for you.
The Exchange also features a handy tool that allows you to generate a list of company profiles to compare side by side.
Then you can browse the multimedia content on each of the profiles – or go through the Automation Library to find even more useful resources.
System integrators work in many industries, relying on the full complement of applications and tools from multiple industry vendors. Most have both a primary focus or expertise complemented with secondary focus in technologies and industries served. They have the expertise to integrate and optimize the specialized processes, manufacturing and assembly, and packaging systems of their primary industries served. Here is a list of some of the industries in which system integrators can help you streamline your operations and achieve your business goals.
Plant managers, operations executives and other decision-makers who rely on industrial automation for their success increasingly recognize the value of working with members of CSIA.
Why? Because CSIA members lead industries in the deployment of innovative, low-risk, safe, sustainable and successful automation technology solutions that help end users achieve operational excellence.
Today’s manufacturing processes are more complicated than ever, which means it’s essential to work with independent, professional service providers that use hardware, software and communications products that offer the best choices for control and information system integration.
CSIA is where you will find them.
CSIA integrators maintain a full-time business providing control and information system integration applications and technology.
Many members follow the CSIA Best Practices and Benchmarks Manual, which sets the standard for professional management of a system integration company.
Integrators can choose to be CSIA Certified, a path that requires them to undergo an intense third-party audit and abide by strict performance standards.
If you are a plant manager, director of quality assurance or other company leader, CSIA certification is a pre-screening mechanism that saves you time in your search and reduces risk.
CSIA Certification indicates that an integrator complies with CSIA’s Best Practices in the following areas:
Choosing a CSIA Certified system integrator makes good business sense because:
In summary, working with a CSIA Certified company reduces the risk of project failure and increases the probability of success!
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