OSIsoft PI System Overview

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This talk will present an overview of the OSIsoftΓÇÖs PI System detailing the benefits of a high fidelity data store, describing system architecture and product offerings. We will highlight AF 2.0 which allows users to aggregate, organize and model complex sets of assets with emphasis on delivering maximum value for minimum effort. The talk will conclude with a demonstration showing how the PI system can be leveraged to facilitate ΓÇ£Green ITΓÇ¥ in the data center space.



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