Posted on Mon, Jun 07, 2010
The demand for energy is expected to double by the year 2050 driven by the growth of industrial energy consumption in the developing countries," shared Bakhtiar Wain, Avanceon CEO. He was addressing an audience of manufacturers at a Forum on “Financing Energy Optimization Projects with Guaranteed IRR” organized in Lahore and Karachi on May 18th and 25th respectively. He said that more efficient use, conservation and management of energy allow us to save up to 30% of the total industrial energy consumption. Bakhtiar further explained that 30% of energy savings on a global level would equate to saving one year of electricity from 20,000 coal fired power plants which in turn mean a 12 Gigaton reduction in annual CO2 emissions.
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Avanceon had organized this forum for the purpose of enlightening industrialists about the advantages of energy optimization projects while discussing the financial options which will deliver a guaranteed return on investment. In his presentation Bakhtiar explained that a 30% reduction can be achieved by introducing Energy Management Solutions (EMS) at three levels: (i) installation of low consumption devices and power factor correction, (ii) optimization through automation regulation of plant operations and (iii) proper monitoring, maintenance and metering of installed systems through energy efficiency analysis software. Avanceon provides integrated energy management solutions to industry with its proprietary products iWater and iBoiler, along with data visualization solutions that provide complete energy usage information across the enterprise.
Distinguished business leaders present at the forum presented case studies that illustrated the application and benefits of energy optimization projects with reference to their specific industries. Peter Witherick, Head of Technical at Nestle explained how energy optimization projects using Avanceon's iBoiler and iWater solutions have helped Nestle to reduce up to 41% of their energy cost at their plants. Najam Saeed, Manager of Engro Fertilizer shared that his company is using Avanceon’s iWater application and the result is an IRR of 20% on total investment through savings achieved. Riaz Khan General Manager of Agritech also briefed the audience on how he has been able to achieve annual savings of US$118K for his plant with the help of Avanceon’s Energy Management Solutions. He also spoke about the additional benefits of an EMS project that has reduced mechanical stress and improved uniformity of his process control systems.
Bikash Pandey, Deputy Chief of Party – USAID and the Director Clean Energy and Environment, Winrock International providing consultancy to Worldbank also addressed at the Energy Forum. He encouraged the industrialists to opt for energy management and optimization projects while describing their multiple benefits to their companies and to society at large. Referring to the Kyoto Protocol of 2005 he said that developing countries must reduce carbon emissions by 5.2% by 2012. He explained that Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) has been developed that has dual objectives of lowering the costs by reducing GHG emissions while supporting sustainable development initiatives within developing countries. He further explained that CDM is designed to make feasible those low-carbon projects which are currently not the norm in the particular market and which are not attracting adequate investment . He assured the audience of the World Bank’s support of Avanceon and that Avanceon’s innovative energy management solutions are in line with the CDM objectives and added that six energy projects are under consideration as part of Avanceon’s first CDM Program Activities for 2010.
Enercon, an attached department of Ministry of Environment Pakistan was represented by Farid Ullah Khan. Farid stated that there are extensive energy conservation opportunities in Pakistan and Enercon is ready to provide technical, financial and policy support to energy efficiency initiatives. The events at Lahore and Karachi were well attended by over two hundred industry leaders of the country. While the foremost advantage of energy optimization is the saving of energy resources it also has a dramatic impact on profits of an industry. The audience at the forum discussed how industries are burdened because of the increasing cost of energy and in return profit margins are being reduced. The audience also discussed their apprehensions regarding investments in energy saving projects. It was explained by the speakers that investment in energy optimization projects can start giving returns within a year. The program concluded with a consensus that we cannot stop the growth of energy demand however we can change the way we use energy and reduce CO2 and GHG emissions.
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Posted on Fri, Apr 23, 2010
We have seen Dubai become the center of the world during last twenty years. The progress of Dubai is of course linked to the discovery of oil in late 60’s but today the city offers much more than oil & gas. Dubai is regarded as one of the best financial centers and tourist destinations in the world. The recent construction boom has led to massive developments in the infrastructure and thus we see projects like Burj Al Arab, The Palm Islands, The World Islands, etc.
Avanceon first went to Dubai in early 2005 executing a project for Zayed University Central Cooling and DCS/ ESD system for Fred Olsen’s offshore platform.
Our most recent Dubain venture is theDubai Metro project for the Roads and Transports Authority (RTA) of Dubai. This will project will be the first fully automated (driverless) urban train network in the Arabian Peninsula. The network consists of a total of 49 stations running across two lines.The Metro system was partially operational by September 2009 and will be fully operational by 2012. In March 2008, Emirates Trading Agency (ETA) nominated the consortium of Avanceon and Honeywell to undertake the automation works including installation, cabling and commissioning for the Red Line project.
Avanceon’s scope was to design, procure, develop and commission the Tunnel Ventilation System for the four underground stations of the Red line. The tunnel ventilation system’s core functionality was to take over the main system in case of a fire in the tunnel and control/operate all the emergency systems and equipments. Since this was human safety related scope, Avanceon’s solution had to be of the highest safety standards . In order to meet the client’s safety specifications, Avanceon design was approved after a detailed scrutiny and series of safety audits. The approvals and audits were conducted by internationally renowned consultants and auditors namely Atkins, Lloyds Register, Systra and while the final consent was given by ETA, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Japan-Turkey Metro Joint Venture. Avanceon’s solution was based on Rockwell Automation’s TUV certified SIL-2 Controllogix system.
Mr. Bidyut Chattopadhaya, Project Director of ETA, said “Avanceon has successfully met ETA and RTA’s requirements by procuring, building and completing the testing procedures for the panels in 4 weeks. This was a challenging task and Avanceon has proven their capability as an established System Integrator by meeting this deadline”
In September 2009, Avanceon successfully commissioned the Tunnel Ventilation system for the four underground stations and this seamless execution earned the trust of the project’s approving authority. This success led to Avanceon’s nomination as the preferred sub contractor for the Green Line project under the project management of Rockwell Automation. Avanceon’s scope was increased to design, development and commissioning of the underground and over-ground Tunnel Ventilation Systems and Environmental Control Systems including installation and cabling for all the underground stations. According to Rockwell Automation, this is one of the largest engineering sub contract orders ever awarded by them to a system integrator.
Upon completion of the Green Line project, Avanceon will have invested close to 83,000 man hours making it the largest project ever completed by Avanceon.
Posted on Wed, Mar 03, 2010
MARCH 04, 2010/PLANO, TEXAS - Invensys Operations Management, a global provider of technology systems, software solutions and consulting services to the process and manufacturing industries, today announced the addition of Avanceon LP Exton, Penn. and another Texas based company as two endorsed Wonderware systems integrators (SIs) to its Partner Ecosystem Program. The SIs were selected based on their demonstrated commitment to superior solutions and service for Wonderware customers, as well as for building a strong business practice around delivering solutions built on Wonderware® software.
"The Invensys Operations Management partner ecosystem is an active, collaborative community focused on developing innovative, real-time production, automation and information solutions for the process and discrete manufacturing, transportation, energy and facility management industries," said Matt Bauer, vice president, ecosystem for Invensys Operations Management. "Endorsed partners can leverage the history, knowledge and expertise of the entire Invensys community, including technology sharing, sales support, marketing and business development. They play a key role in our long-term growth strategy."
The selected SIs have undergone a detailed business process assessment and have been certified for several years on their proven expertise in implementing Wonderware technology at customer facilities. Evaluations include a validated track record of customer satisfaction with solutions demonstrated to increase customer efficiency, reduce costs and/or maximize customer profits.
Exton, PA-based Avanceon is a leading provider to manufacturers worldwide of engineering services and system integration solutions.
The company is located at 640 Rice Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341. Website: www.avanceon.com
Posted on Thu, Oct 09, 2008
Avanceon’s iBoilerTM, a New Energy Management Solution, is Featured on “Industry Today” on Industrialinfo.com
SUGAR LAND--October 9, 2008--Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) will host special guest Avanceon (Exton, Pennsylvania) as part of this week's "Industry Today" webcast. The webcast will introduce Avanceon‟s new 24/7 energy management service that will provide critical operational and financial information to plant personnel for their use in optimizing boiler performance and reducing energy costs.
Join Bob Zeigenfuse, CEO of Avanceon, USA, along with the host of Industry Today, and learn how this new energy management service, named iBoiler collects, stores and calculates critical Key Performance Indicators, enabling you to manage and improve your boiler's performance, save you thousands of dollars, and improve your bottom line and ROI.
“In a word,” explained Bob Zeigenfuse, CEO of Avanceon USA, “iBoiler is an invaluable reporting tool for characterizing, monitoring, and benchmarking boiler performance – the starting point for superior boiler energy management. It supports well-informed, real-time decisions that lead to the effective optimization of a boiler‟s performance and,” he continued, “is easily customizable to different operating conditions and provides secure, real-time information.
“For anyone interested in getting a handle on their plant‟s energy costs,” Zeigenfuse emphasized, “boilers are a good place to start. They are a major source of heat production and power, but they can also be „energy monsters‟ consuming huge quantities of fuel and electricity.” Other features of the iBoiler Energy Management Solution include real-time savings calculator; data archiving and history management; intelligent load-sharing recipes for multiple boiler operation; web-based interface; data logging, trending, alarming and statistical performance analysis; and remote troubleshooting of boiler and operational support.
Exton, PA-based Avanceon is a leading provider to manufacturers worldwide of engineering services and system integration solutions. iBoiler is the latest in the company‟s portfolio of energy management solutions provided as part of the company‟s Factory Support Services offerings.
The company is located at 640 Rice Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341. Website: www.avanceon.com
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Posted on Fri, Jul 25, 2008
EXTON, PA, July 25, 2008 – Avanceon LP, formerly Advanced Automation, has been honored as a CHARTER MEMBER of CONTROL SYSTEM INTEGRATORS ASSOCIATION (CSIA), one of only a score of the world's largest association of control system integrators to earn the recognition.
The award was presented to the Exton, PA-based firm during CSIA's 15th Annual Executive Conference, held in Savannah, Georgia. The company specializes in the development of real-time performance management systems for the process and discrete manufacturing industries.
"Companies like Avanceon," said Norman O'Leary, executive director of CSIA, who presented the award to Robert Zeigenfuse, company president and CEO, "provided the initial foundation for our association more than 15 years ago, and," he added, "have continued to provide the direction, vision, and support that have enabled us to grow nearly 15-fold since our first conference in 1994." But beyond its role as a founding member of CSIA," O'Leary continued, "the company has unselfishly provided the services of its president, Bob Zeigenfuse, who has been a stalwart supporter since day one — serving as its only two-time president, a member of the executive council for nearly a decade, and as the architect and co-creator of the association's landmark Best Practices and Benchmarks process, acknowledged as a pivotal program in raising the professionalism, stature, and recognition of control system integrators around the world. We are proud," O'Leary concluded, "to call Avanceon a member of CONTROL SYSTEM INTEGRATORS ASSOCIATION."
Avanceon is recognized as a global expert in manufacturing automation controls, manufacturing technology integration, manufacturing execution solutions, and manufacturing support services — a portfolio of capabilities it uses to create integrated solutions that enable its clients to control, improve, and optimize their manufacturing processes.
The company is located at 640 Rice Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341. Telephone: 610-458-8700. Website: www.avanceon.com.
Avanceon LP (www.avanceon.com) was created by bringing together Advanced Automation LP, Innovative Automation & Engineering, FZE, and Engro Innovative Automation Pvt. Ltd. — three leading providers of engineering services, system integration solutions, and support to manufacturers worldwide: U.S.-based Advanced Automation is a foremost provider of technology solutions to manufacturers, IAEF is a leading United Arab Emirates-based engineering and system integration company, and EIAL is a global provider of industrial automation and engineering support products and services.
Formal alliance of the three companies reinforces the singular brand identity that emerged following their initial affiliation in early 2007.
World headquarters for Avanceon operations are in Exton, PA, which also serves as the management center for global services and solutions. Customers in the Eastern Hemisphere are managed from the Regional Operations Center in Dubai, UAE; customers in Southeast Asia are serviced from a Center in Lahore, Pakistan. Robert Zeigenfuse is Avanceon CEO.
For more information, contact:
Dana Hammer-Eden, 610-458-8700, ext. 238, dhammer@avanceon.com
Posted on Tue, Jul 01, 2008
Exton, PA, June 30, 2008 – Advanced Automation LP, a leading provider of technology solutions to manufacturers in North America; Innovative Automation & Engineering, FZE (IAEF), a leading Dubai based engineering & system integration company serving Middle East and African Oil & Gas, Water, Waste Water, Infrastructure, and Manufacturing industries; and Engro Innovative Automation Pvt. Ltd. (EIAL), a global provider of industrial automation and engineering support products and services announced today that all three companies will immediately begin working under the unified company name of Avanceon.
Since March 1st, 2007, when all three companies became affiliated, they have successfully worked to become a single global enterprise, and the new company name will help to reinforce the single brand identity that has emerged over the last 16 months. Avanceon's Exton, Pennsylvania location will be the worldwide headquarters for the operations and continue to be the management center for global services and solutions while customers in the eastern hemisphere will be managed out of the Regional Operations Center in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Customers in Southeast Asia will be serviced from the Regional Operations Center in Lahore, Pakistan.
"This move is part of a global restructuring of our company," said Robert Zeigenfuse, formerly president and CEO of Advanced Automation, who will now serve as CEO of the newly named Avanceon LP. "It will make Avanceon much stronger, with significant working capital, and the ability to leverage the technology and business process knowledge from a global community."
"In the United States," Zeigenfuse said, "Avanceon will continue to provide the same level of manufacturing technology solutions, support and service – in control systems, manufacturing execution system (MES) deployment, and technology support services – that has been the hallmark of Advanced Automation for more than two decades, and he added, "earned us '2007 System Integrator of the Year' honors."
"We believe our new name: Avanceon, supports the value of the brand, and it communicates the unique strengths and memorable attributes that are important to our customers around the world," says Bakhtiar Wain, former President of EIAL and IAEF, and now the President of Regional Operations Centers in Dubai and Lahore.
The new name is also accompanied by a new slogan, Tomorrow's Solutions, Today. "The tagline communicates the innovation and creativity that Avanceon delivers to our customers in the form of advanced manufacturing technology solutions that improve productivity and quality", says Robert Zeigenfuse.
Immediate steps to launch the new branding for the company include the introduction of a new corporate web site, www.avanceon.com and graphic identity. The new identity will be rolled out progressively during 2008.
Exton, PA - based Avanceon is a leading provider to manufacturers worldwide of engineering services, system integration solutions, and support. The company's Worldwide Headquarters is located at 640 Rice Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341.
Website:www.avanceon.com
For more information, please contact:
Martin Michael
610-458-8700, ext. 257
mmichael@avanceon.com
Posted on Tue, Oct 16, 2007
EXTON, PA, October 12, 2007 –EXTON, PA, October 16, 2007 – Advanced Automation today announced a new 24/7 energy management service that will provide critical operational and financial information to plant personnel – from boiler operators to senior facility managers – for their use in optimizing boiler performance and reducing energy costs.
Named iBoilerTM Energy Management Solution, the new monitoring and measuring service collects, stores, calculates, and generates Key Performance Indicators (KPI) for use in improving energy productivity and performance at steam generation facilities.
Among the KPIs monitored and calculated every second are:
- Steam Production Expenses – Real-time unit cost of steam
- Monetary Loss Analysis – Steam header, lines and efficiency losses
- Optimum Load Sharing among multiple boilers to reduce fuel consumption
- Boiler’s overall fuel-to-steam, combustion and thermal efficiencies
- Shift-wise steam production, distribution, consumption and much more in Hourly/
- Daily/Weekly/Monthly and Yearly web-based report.

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“In a word,” explained Robert Vogel,* Advanced Automation’s director of support services, “iBoiler is an invaluable reporting tool for characterizing, monitoring, and benchmarking boiler performance – the starting point for superior boiler energy management. It supports well-informed, real-time decisions that lead to the effective optimization of a boiler’s performance and,” he continued, “is easily customizable to different operating conditions and provides secure, real-time information.
“For anyone interested in getting a handle on their plant’s energy costs,” Vogel emphasized, “boilers are a good place to start. They are a major source of heat production and power, but they can also be ‘energy monsters’ consuming huge quantities of fuel and electricity.”
In operation, the iBoiler service collects and stores all real-time data from the instrumentation, processes it for analysis, and then presents it in the form of trends and reports.
The iBoiler reports, given added definition and dimension by Advanced Automation’s Factory Support Services’ team of boiler optimization consultants, provide personnel with secure, real-time information – whenever and wherever it is needed – that is pertinent to their roles, whether they be boiler operators, engineering or maintenance managers, senior plant or facility managers, or chief financial officers.
Other features of the iBoiler Energy Management Solution include real-time savings calculator; data archiving and history management; intelligent load-sharing recipes for multiple boiler operation; web-based interface; data logging, trending, alarming and statistical performance analysis; and remote troubleshooting of boiler and operational support.
Exton, PA-based Advanced Automation is a leading provider to manufacturers worldwide of engineering services and system integration solutions. iBoiler is the latest in the company’s portfolio of energy management solutions provided as part of the company’s Factory Support Services offerings.
The company is located at 640 Rice Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341.
Website: www.advancedautomation.com
For more information, please contact:
John Phillips
610-458-8700, ext. 392
iboiler@advancedautomation.com
iBoiler is a trademark of Advanced Automation.
Posted on Fri, Oct 12, 2007
EXTON, PA, October 12, 2007 – Robert Zeigenfuse, president and chief executive officer ofExton based Advanced Automation, has been invited to serve on a CEO Panel at the upcoming Advanced Manufacturing Summit, to be held Wednesday, October 24, at the Conference Center at Penn State Great Valley.
Co-sponsored by the Chester County Economic Development Council and DVIRC (Delaware Valley Industrial Resource Center), the event will help attendees – manufacturing executives, business professionals and related industry participants – chart growth strategies in a global economy.
“Zeigenfuse will bring firsthand experience in this area,” DVIRC President and COO Barry Miller said, “gained from Advanced Automation’s joint venture, announced earlier this year, with Engro Innovative Automation (Pvt.) Ltd.” EIAL is a global provider of industrial automation and engineering support products and services to manufacturers in Europe, the Middle East, China, and South Asia.
Pennsylvania Community and Economic Development Secretary Dennis Yablonsky will be the luncheon keynote speaker, focusing on “Strategic Investments for Pennsylvania’s Advanced Manufacturing Sector: Technology, Talent, and Trade.”
Zeigenfuse will join the Chester County Leadership Panel, which will focus on “Business Challenges and Opportunities.” Advanced Automation, which has been based in Chester County since its founding more than 20 years ago, was named by Control Engineering Magazine as “2007 System Integrator of the Year” in competition with control system integration firms worldwide.
Advanced Automation specializes in the development of real-time performance management systems for the process and discrete manufacturing industries. The company is located at 640 Rice Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341. Telephone: 610-458-8700. Website: www.advancedautomation.com.
For more information, contact: Advanced Automation: Dana Hammer-Eden, 610-458-8700, ext. 238, danah@advancedautomation.com
Posted on Tue, Mar 13, 2007
EXTON, PA, March 13, 2007 – Confirming its commitment to use its recently completedjointventure as a springboard to become a global provider of manufacturing technology solutions, Advanced Automation today announced the expansion of its MES consulting group.
Advanced Automation, Exton, PA-based leading provider of technology solutions to manufacturers in North America, completed a joint venture in February with EIAL – Engro Innovative Automation (Pvt.) Ltd., a South Asia-based global provider of industrial automation and engineering support products and services.
“It is one thing to be a ‘pretender’ in the worldwide market,” said Robert Zeigenfuse, Advanced Automation president and CEO; “it is something else to be a ‘performer’ and have the resources required to fulfill that vision. Fueled by customer demand for expertise capable of integrating technologies all of the way to the back office,” he continued, “we will aggressively offer our highly respected manufacturing execution systems to firms throughout the world.
“The hiring of James Heckmanski and John Roach is an impressive step toward fulfillment of that mission,” Zeigenfuse declared, “enabling us to add more than four decades of experience to address the automation needs of manufacturers worldwide. “
James V. Heckmanski brings 18 years of process automation engineering experience to Advanced Automation, gained with companies such as Panacea Technologies, Siemens Energy & Automation, and Honeywell Inc., where he worked with clients such as AMGEN, BASF, Bayer Biological, Centocor, DuPont, Kellogg’s, and Wyeth-Ayerst.
Heckmanski has served as project manager, principal, and project engineer working with a wide range of major automation platforms. He has successfully designed and implemented ISA-88 compliant batch systems in the life sciences and chemical markets, continuous systems in most other major vertical markets and is familiar with the various parts of 21CFR as the parts apply to manufacturing technology systems.
John R. Roach joins Advanced Automation from Taratec Development Corporation, a Bridgewater, NJ-based consulting firm, where he served as system architect, technical lead, and developer on multiple projects involving the Honeywell POMS Manufacturing Execution System.
Roach, who earned a BS in electrical engineering from Temple University/Messiah College, has worked for a number of system integrators as a consultant to the pulp and paper, pharmaceutical, steel, HVAC, chemical, and life science industries.
“These two manufacturing technology professionals have proven, successful experience providing guidance and solutions for the business and information needs of companies across a range of industries,” Zeigenfuse concluded. “They will serve as a model for the additional MES hires we anticipate.”
Advanced Automation is located at 640 Rice Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341. Telephone: 610-458-8700. Website: www.advancedautomation.com.
Advanced Automation, founded in 1984, specializes in the development of real-time performance management systems for the process and discrete manufacturing industries. Considered a global expert in manufacturing automation controls, technology integration, execution solutions, and support services, the company has lengthy experience in the pharmaceutical, food and beverage, chemical, consumer products, and oil and gas industries.
For more information, contact:
Advanced Automation: Martin Michael
Vice President, Business Development
610-458-8700 / mmichael@advancedautomation.com
Posted on Wed, Feb 14, 2007
EXTON, PA, February 14, 2007 – Advanced Automation, a leading provider of technology solutions to manufacturers in North America, and EIAL – Engro Innovative Automation (Pvt.) Ltd., a global provider of industrial automation and engineering support products and services, announced today the formation of a joint venture that will enable Advanced Automation to localize its capabilities for its major Fortune 500 clients – and others companies – that do business on a global basis.
The new company, whose legal name will be Advanced Automation LP, will be known as Advanced Automation, with worldwide headquarters in Exton, Pennsylvania.
“This move is part of a global restructuring of our company,” said Robert Zeigenfuse, formerly president and CEO of Advanced Automation Associates, Inc., who will serve as President and CEO of the newly formed Advanced Automation LP. “It will make Advanced Automation much stronger, with significant working capital, and the ability to leverage the technology and business process knowledge from a global community.”
Russ Novak, Director of Consulting for ARC Advisory Group, commented that “This joint venture is an example of what must occur in the Flat World era if clients of solution providers are to gain the values needed to achieve true competitive advantage.”
“In the United States,” Zeigenfuse said, “Advanced Automation will continue to provide the same level of manufacturing technology solutions, support and service – in control systems, manufacturing execution system (MES) deployment, and technology support services – that has been the hallmark of our company for more than two decades and,” he added, “earned us ‘2007 System Integrator of the Year’ honors.
“Globally,” he explained, “we will support Engro Innovative Automation in its sales and support activities in Europe, the Middle East, China, and South Asia in offices formerly maintained solely by EIAL.
“In today’s world,” Zeigenfuse continued, “having a global presence is a business necessity for major manufacturers as well as the companies that support them. For Advanced Automation,” he said, “it is absolutely critical that we put in place the resources that ensure service consistency, regardless of location!
“’Location’ of our clients is an important consideration,” he noted, “whether it is Dubai or Denver. For that reason, we continue to expand our commitment to open local and regional offices to better serve our domestic customers, large and small,” adding that “we expect to open additional regional support locations throughout North America.”
Advanced Automation is located at 640 Rice Boulevard, Exton, PA 19341. Telephone: 610-458-8700. Website: www.advancedautomation.com.
Advanced Automation, founded in 1984, specializes in the development of real-time performance management systems for the process and discrete manufacturing industries. Considered a global expert in manufacturing automation controls, technology integration, execution solutions, and support services, the company has extensive experience in the pharmaceutical, food and beverage, chemical, consumer products, and oil and gas industries.
Engro Innovative Automation (Pvt.) Ltd. Is a turnkey automation and engineering solutions provider, committed to the seamless flow and distribution of shop floor data to front office staff to facilitate effective enterprise resource management. EIAL began as a business division of Innovative Pvt. Ltd. in 1995 and was acquired by Engro Chemical Pakistan Ltd. (ECPL) to form an ECPL subsidiary – Innovative Automation & Engineering Pvt. Ltd.
For more information, contact:
Advanced Automation: Martin Michael
Vice President, Business Development
610-247-5403 / mmichael@advancedautomation.com