Join an industry analyst and operational experts for a down-to-earth fireside chat on how better production intelligence data can improve operational visibility.
WIN-911 2025 R2 Release Overview
Join us to explore WIN-911 2025 R2, a minor release with some major updates
Beyond Alarms: Close the Loop from Asset Issue to Resolution in Manufacturing
In this webinar, we’ll show WIN-911 users in food & beverage and CPG how SmartSights’ PEER platform closes the loop, turning alarms or operator-initiated calls for help into structured issue tickets.
XLReporter 2025 R2 Release Overview
Discover the revamped ISA 18.2 alarm management module, with multi-database support, as well as connectivity to GE Historian and VTScada
The Alarm Intelligence Suite for Ignition
Join Inductive Automation, AE2S, and SmartSights for an in-depth look at how modern alarm intelligence transforms Ignition into a powerful operational response platform.
One Platform, Two Solutions: The New Unified ABLE & Peer Experience
Join us for an in-depth look at the latest release of ABLE and Peer, where two powerful solutions now operate on a unified codebase, shared object model, and common User Interface.
Subscription vs. Perpetual Licensing: The Smarter Industrial Choice
This session explores why subscription licensing is changing the game for industrial automation teams. SmartSights’ subscription model enables faster deployment, immediate ROI, and predictable costs without cloud dependency concerns.
MES at the Core: Breaking through the adoption barrier with accelerated time to value
This session will explore strategies for overcoming barriers and accelerating the adoption and impact of Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), enabling manufacturers to quickly realize measurable improvements in: • Production • Efficiency • Quality • Agility Explore the blog that inspired this session: MES Solutions are Integral to Digital Transformation
Safety Without Borders: Protecting Plants in the Era of Remote and Mobile Work
In this session, we will discuss how solutions like autonomous alarm notifications, diagnostic visualization, and issue management can improve safety, efficiency, and compliance in industrial operations.
The Data Journey: How Manufacturing Collection Methods Are Shaping the Future
Data collection in manufacturing plants has evolved over the past 20 years. We will explore the history of data collection techniques and what is needed for today’s thirst for information. Explore the blog that inspired this session: The Evolution of Data Collection in Manufacturing