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FamicTechnologies Inc. creator of Automation StudioTM, the renowned design and simulation CAD software for fluid power, electrical and automation, is proud to announce its collaboration with Linde Hydraulics, a leading manufacturer of heavy-duty hydraulic drive technology, to release one of the most advanced manufacturer's catalogues available in Automation StudioTM P6.

This new catalogue of Linde pumps and motors is available in Automation StudioTM P6 and offers innovative modular symbol structures with enhanced simulation data (see Fig. 1). Application engineers are given a new perspective of each component and a clearer understanding of how to apply Linde's quality products to their advantage see Fig. 2). Mrs. Elke Karnarski, Head of Marketing at Linde Hydraulics, says, "With this new product catalog users are now in the position to configure the system components exactly to the needs of the machine considering at the same time the advantages of the selected components like response time or energy consumption."

Each component in the catalogue was created and virtually-tested within Automation StudioTM to ensure it meets Linde product parameters and behaviour specifications (see Fig. 3). Specialists will get an exclusive look into the inner workings of Linde pumps and motors, known for precision performance. Furthermore, pumps and motors can be configured according to the designer's needs in order to meet today's demanding level of system performance and efficiency (see Fig. 4).

Mr. Charbel Nasr, President of Famic Technologies, says, "The Automation StudioTM user community has been widely requesting the Linde catalogue. They will be pleased to know that they can count on a catalogue that was thoroughly verified thanks to a high synergy of collaboration with Linde Hydraulics team. The catalogue gives OEM's, system integrators and designers that use Linde products significant benefits in terms of fuel efficiency, quicker product lifecycle and already built-in training capabilities."

Founded in 1986, Famic Technologies Inc. offers a full range of quality products and services in the fields of software engineering and industrial automation. It develops, integrates and markets CAD and simulation software solutions for electrical, hydraulics, pneumatics, automation and controls applications which support design, operations, management and training. Famic Technologies provides innovative software solutions to help engineers, maintenance personnel and trainers to substantially increase their efficiency in systems design, maintenance and training. Since January 2012, Famic Technologies Inc. has opened a sales and support office in Germany to better serve customers' needs in Europe.

Automation StudioTM 6.1 is a leading software solution developed by Famic Technologies that helps reduce machine time-to-market and optimizes the entire workflow of a project or product lifecycle. It seamlessly integrates system design engineering, simulation, prototyping, testing, troubleshooting, diagnostics, maintenance, service, training, and documentation, and is offered in 7 languages. Automation StudioTM 6.1 is among the most complete trade-oriented system design and simulation software solutions in the fields of fluid power, electrical and automation.

Linde Hydraulics, a division of Kion Group GmbH, is a global leader in hydraulic drive technology. For more than 50 years Linde Hydraulics develops and produces hydrostatic drive systems. With its innovative drives Linde Hydraulics contributes to increased efficiency and performance of mobile working machines like construction, agricultural and forestry machinery as well as on-road vehicles and Linde forklift trucks. Daughter companies in Europe, USA and China as well as international representatives and the strategic distribution partner for USA and Asia Pacific, Eaton Hydraulics, form a dense global sales and service network. www.linde-hydraulics.com

Famic Technologies Inc., recognized the world over for Automation StudioTM, the renowned design and simulation software for fluid power, electrical and automation, announces the release of its latest hydraulic catalogue V4.0. This catalogue offers a superior list of components currently in-demand from its broader Automation StudioTM mobile and industrial hydraulic users' community for quick systems design, simulation and integration tasks in Automation StudioTM P6.

(Montreal, Canada, February 20th 2024)

The education and technology transfer landscape has recently experienced significant upheavals. The increasing digitalization of different industrial sectors adds an additional challenge to training and technology transfer activities. These must be relevant and, above all, respond to new realities and new requirements: remoteness, regionalization of knowledge transfer, labour shortages, etc.

Poclain Hydraulics (Verberie France), a division of the Poclain Group dedicated to all innovative activities in the design, manufacture and marketing of hydrostatic transmissions, collaborates with Famic Technologies Inc. (Montreal, Canada) to integrate its range of products into the Automation software StudioTM.

Comatrol of Easley, South Carolina, a member of the Sauer-Danfoss Group that engineers, manufactures and supplies screw-in cartridge valves and Hydraulic Integrated Circuits (HICs), announced today that it has collaborated with Famic Technologies to make two main products available: (1) the second version of its hydraulic manifold circuit design software, EasyValveTM, and (2) a first version of its valve catalogue for Automation StudioTM, an innovative design and simulation software developed by Famic Technologies Inc. of Montreal, Quebec.

November 5, 2018 - Famic Technologies launched a complete pneumatic catalog in Automation Studio which includes products of Koganei, a user and reseller of Automation Studio. This catalogue has been specifically developed to support automation and manufacturing markets.

The ever-changing telecom industry has always tried to find the perfect solution to every problem. While telecom constantly strives for perfection, it's clear that network automation is the way forward. Network automation means different things to different operators in the telecom industry. For some, it covers the entire network lifecycle, including planning, design, setup, launch, ongoing management, and orchestration. Others focus on automation across various network domains, specifically the physical infrastructure layers, from access to the core. The definition of end-to-end automation varies, but it all revolves around making network operations more efficient.

Uncontrolled network changes, driven by manual script execution, lead to unpredictable consequences. With manual processes, operators face many challenges, including operational efficiency, performance impact, lack of control and unavailability of notification functionality. To mitigate data disruptions, operational controls are vital. The absence of change control can lead to losses, necessitating automated Methods of Procedure (MOP) to prevent human errors and outages. Rakuten Symphony Automation Studio offers automated script execution, making network management more efficient, reliable, and responsive. It streamlines tasks, enhances network performance, and ensures optimal service delivery.

With its extensive automation catalogue, proactive event-driven capabilities, and the power of cloud-native scalability, Rakuten Symphony Automation Studio empowers telecom operators to deliver reliable, high-quality services. By streamlining everyday network management tasks, Automation Studio ensures a seamless and efficient experience for telecom providers and their customers, saving valuable time and reducing operational costs.

Automation currently exists in localized, domain-specific ways, but the big opportunity now is to transition to cross-domain system-level automation, which we believe should be the way forward. If something is repetitive, time-consuming, or non-optimized, those are usually the use cases that are always good for automation.

Identity Automation, provider of RapidIdentity, the most complete Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform on the market, today announced the launch of the Studio module with enhanced Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) capabilities.

This new module provides bidirectional ETL capabilities including the transformation, combination, and filtering of data, which the company has leveraged for a complete refactoring of its RapidIdentity Rostering offering, a data rostering solution for K12 education. RapidIdentity Rostering automates the time-consuming process of integrating and synchronizing student roster data with target applications, ensuring K-12 students have access to virtual classroom resources within a few minutes, rather than a few weeks.

The refactoring of RapidIdentity Rostering gives school districts more control by leveraging self-service capabilities. The intuitive user interface allows schools to select from a catalogue of applications with pre-defined integrations; however, custom file formats for applications outside of industry standards are also available.

In addition, RapidIdentity Rostering now provides school districts increased granular control over district data. As data can be filtered, districts can specify which data elements are shared with the applications. RapidIdentity Rostering can also be quickly implemented to provide rapid time-to-value and low cost of ownership.

About Identity Automation

Identity Automation helps organizations secure the new perimeter, increase business agility, and deliver an enhanced user experience with RapidIdentity, the most complete identity, access, governance, and administration platform available. RapidIdentity addresses fully automated lifecycle management, comprehensive identity governance, multi-factor authentication, secure single sign-on, password management, privileged access management, and more. Identity Automation operates globally with tens of millions of identities managed across on-premises and cloud resources. For more information, visit: www.identityautomation.com.

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