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Management Level Operations Level Control Level Field Level Totally Integrated Automation 1/4 ERP – Enterprise Resource Planning Ethernet MES – Manufacturing Execution Systems Ethernet SIMATIC PCS 7 Process Control (DCS) PROFINET Industrial Ethernet PROFIBUS Siemens ST PCS 7 · November 2007 © Siemens AG 2007 Sharpen your competitive edge. Totally Integrated Automation With Totally Integrated Automation (TIA), Siemens is the only manufacturer to offer an integrated range of products and systems for automation in all sectors - from incoming goods to outgoing goods, from the field level through the production control level to connection with the corporate management level. On the basis of TIA, we implement solutions that are perfectly tailored to your specific requirements and are characterized by a unique level of integration. This integration not only ensures significant reductions in interface costs but also guarantees the highest level of transparency across all levels. PROFIBUS PA HART Industrial Software for • Design and Engineering • Installation and Commissioning • Operation SINUMERIK Computer Numeric Control Process Instrumentation • Maintenance • Modernization and Upgrade SIMOTION Motion Control System SIMATIC Sensors AS-Interface
SIMATIC IT SIMATIC NET Industrial Communication SIMATIC Controllers Modular/Embedded/PC-based SIMATIC Distributed I/O SIMATIC WinCC SCADA System SIMATIC HMI Human Machine Interface SINAMICS Drive Systems © Siemens AG 2007 It goes without saying that you profit from Totally Integrated Automation during the entire life cycle of your plants - from the first planning steps, through operation, right up to modernization. Consistent integration in the further development of our products and systems guarantees a high degree of investment security here. Totally Integrated Automation makes a crucial contribution towards optimizing everything that happens in the plant and thus creates the conditions for a significant increase in productivity. Safety Integrated SIRIUS Industrial Controls SENTRON Switching Devices SIMOCODE pro Motor Management System Siemens ST PCS 7 · November 2007 AS-Interface Totally Integrated Power KNX/EIB GAMMA instabus 1/5
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