Wednesday, April 11, 2012
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RoviSys Oil and Gas Market Manager, Gary Humble, will participate in API's 2012 Pipeline Conference to be held April 17-18 at the Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs in Phoenix, AZ. Come to the conference to learn about pipeline safety standards inculding new regs, alarm management and SCADA development. Stop at our table and ask Gary about metering tickets, compressor stations or terminal controls. Find out more about our pipeline experience on our website at http://www.rovisys.com/ProcessControl/pipeline-automation.aspx
Monday, March 26, 2012
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Siemens Industry Software North America recently announced the first Community of Partners to join the SIMATIC IT MES Business Practice. The goal of this distinct Community is to deliver manufacturing enterprise solutions based on SIMATIC IT, the MES portfolio from Siemens, in focused industry niches and selected accounts. RoviSys was invited and participated in the first workshop dedicated to this Community in Downers Grove in January and has been actively working with Siemens on several joint efforts in the MES space.
As a member of the SIMATIC IT Community of Partners, RoviSys and our clients will benefit from Siemens full commitment to support our combined goals of delivering best-in-class manufacturing enterprise solutions.
Friday, March 02, 2012
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RoviSys Building Technologies will be at the National Facilities Management & Technologies 2012 conference in Baltimore. We will demonstrate a solution to migrate from Johnson Controls Metasys® to an open system that you choose. This innovative approach allows you to run both the new system and Metasys in parallel while validating the new system. Take control of your own building systems and get away from those annual maintenance contracts. Stop by booth #1218 to see what RoviSys Building Technologies can do for you!
Monday, February 27, 2012
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RoviSys is proud to announce the launch of RoviSys Building Technologies (RBT).
RBT is an independent provider of building automation systems that has evolved from of The RoviSys Company’s two-year initiative into the building automation field. As a separate entity, RBT will allow the RoviSys brand to optimize both staff and services specifically for the building automation industry.
The emergence of open platform building technologies and the evolution of client buying patterns have created market demand for independent system integrators like RoviSys. RBT will continue the RoviSys heritage of providing unbiased solutions coupled with superb project management and customer service. Initial market focus will be on the industrial and mission critical datacenter segments where our 23 years of process control experience will be leveraged to provide building management to those customers where environmental control is crucial to their primary business.
RoviSys Building Technologies is led by principals Derek Drayer and Craig LeChene. The company is collocated with RoviSys and will operate out of both Cleveland, OH and Raleigh, NC offices. For more information please contact either Derek.Drayer@rovisys.com or Craig.Lechene@rovisys.com.
>An overview of RBT’s capabilities can be found here.
Monday, January 09, 2012
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RoviSys will participate in the Rockwell Automation on the Move event in Singapore on 10 Jan, 2012. Our booth is in the Galleria Ballroom of the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel. Jim Riccardi, Managing Director of RoviSys Asia, will present a technical session on legacy migration which describes the strategies employed to manage risk and ensure success. RoviSys OPC90 is at the core of Rockwell's Legacy Migration Solution for Bailey Network90 and Infi90 DCS to Plant PAX.
RAOTM brings Rockwell and Partners together to help inform users about products and solutions for industrial automation and information in factory and process applications. RoviSys is a Solution Provider partner with Rockwell, with appointments for Control, Process and Information. We have been applying Rockwell technologies to batch process control for two decades. Our office in Singapore serves as a base for projects in Asia including Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Korea, China and Japan. Sign up for the Singapore RAOTM.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
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We wish all of our friends, customers, vendors, partners and EVERYONE a Happy Holiday Season. We appreciate all of you being a part of our successful 2011, and we very much look forward to helping you have a great 2012!
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
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If you are planning on attending the upcoming 2011 PowerGen International Conference which is being held in Las Vegas from December 13th through the 15th be sure to stop by booth number 8335 and learn about RoviSys’ automation capabilities including boiler controls, cogeneration, combined cycle, renewables and transmission/distribution. The exhibition is being held at the Las Vegas Convention Center and runs from 11:30am to 6:00pm on December 13th, 9:00am to 5:00pm on December 14th and 9:00am to 2:00pm on December 15th. We hope to see you there!
Register on-line here.
Monday, November 14, 2011
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The Worcester Telegram & Gazette talks with RoviSys's own Chris Phillips, John Turk and Peter Fox about our new Northeast office in Marlboro, MA. Read the article here.
Friday, November 11, 2011
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If you are in the Windy City November 16th or 17th, plan to stop by booth #305 at the Rockwell Automation Fair to find out about our Legacy DCS Migration activities, Steel Process Controls experience, along with our capabilities to provide automation and information integration in other process industries. The show is at McCormick Place West, in Chicago, and runs from 8 to 5 on Wednesday and 8 to 4 on Thursday. We hope to see you there!
Thursday, October 27, 2011
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(Aurora, OH) The RoviSys Company has signed a lease for a 5,100 square foot sales and engineering office in Marlborough, Mass., to serve a growing client base in the northeastern United States. Initial staffing is expected to be 15 people, most local hires with control system engineering and information software backgrounds.
One of the largest independent manufacturing automation and information systems integrators in North America, RoviSys serves clients in a number of industry niches. Growth in New England has been primarily driven by the company’s expertise in life sciences automation.
“We establish offices where we have a base of existing business in a region and can predict growth with confidence,” said Chris Phillips, newly appointed northeast regional manager for RoviSys. “Boston and New England easily meet these two requirements.”
While the privately held company does not disclose sales figures, Phillips said RoviSys is having a record year. Boston joins Apex, N.C., Aurora, Ohio and Singapore as locations of RoviSys offices. The company has more than 240 employees and has added staff in all locations this year.
Services include manufacturing control, information integration, industrial energy management, building automation and legacy migration for life sciences, chemical, glass, power, oil and gas and other process industries.
Phillips also said RoviSys is growing in non-manufacturing segments like building automation and data center energy monitoring where clients are gaining significant benefits from applying standards-based, powerful and flexible industrial control and information systems in their environments.
While RoviSys staff successfully implements projects in many areas of North America and the world far from its current offices, Phillips said a regional presence reinforces the company’s commitment to providing highly responsive services and support.
Northeast Sales Manager Pete Fox and project engineering staff have been working out of a temporary office in Cambridge since March. The new office is at 377 Simarano Drive, Suite 100, in Marlborough.
Phillips has been with RoviSys since 1995 and will be responsible for all aspects of operations in the northeast. He joined the company in 1995 and has led many major projects for the company’s life sciences clients. He is a certified professional engineer for control systems and graduated from Penn State Behrend with a bachelor of science in electrical engineering technology. He has also earned an associate of science degree in biomedical equipment technology.
Prior to pursuing an engineering degree, he was a nuclear reactor operator in the US nuclear submarine fleet.