Presentation: RtAnalytics: Getting More Value out of Your Data

PRESENTATION

2004 - User Conference

RtAnalytics: Getting More Value out of Your Data

Over the last several decades, industries have recognized the need for better information and faster access to it. To achieve this goal, significant investment has been made in data gathering and storage infrastructure. This has resulted in that much more data is available and its accessibility has vastly improved. However, extracting useful and hierarchical information out of raw data has not been as forthcoming; and often this is far more important. RtAnalytics provides tools to validate and analyze the data, and help the users focus on the business logics and rules. In this presentation, we discuss how two RtAnalytics tools - PI ACE and Sigmafine help you extract useful and hierarchical information out of your existing data.

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Industry

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Company

OSIsoft

Speaker

Ales Soudek

Ales Soudek has been responsible for developing Sigmafine prototypes for applications in accounting and engineering, integration of Sigmafine with PI ProcessBook and the design of Microsoft Excel add-ins. Other roles have been to support the installation of Sigmafine and the improvements to the composition tracking application and the solver technology, design of the Analysis Framework. He has a Masters degree in Chemical Engineering from UC Berkeley and is a Professional Engineer in Texas. He lives on a ranch with about 200 animals.

Company

OSIsoft

Speaker

Alex Zheng

Alex Zheng got his BS degree in Chemical Engineering from Clemson University, and PhD in Chemical Engineering and Control and Dynamical Systems from the California Institute of Technology. Before joining OSIsoft in May 2000, he spent time with Air Products and Chemicals and was an Assistant Professor in the Chemical Engineering Department at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. While at UMass, he received the prestigious CAREER award from the National Science Foundation and was the College of Engineering Teacher of the Year in 1999-2000. When not coding, Alex enjoys cooking, playing tennis, and spending time with his toddler son.