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An early adopter of Windows Server 2003, Broadwin provides solutions for OEM and System Integrators not supported by the competition for industrial controls and facilities automation systems.

Broadwin Technology Inc. announces the release of WebAccess version 4.0 for Microsoft's Windows Server 2003,  the first fully web browser-based HMI and SCADA software for industrial automation that is XP and Server 2003 ready.  WebAccess runs on all 32-bit Microsoft Operating systems including Microsoft Windows XP Home, XP Professional and Server 2003.

Using a standard Web-Browser, users can view and control automation equipment used in manufacturing facilities, industrial process plants and building automation systems. Unique to WebAccess, all configuration and deployment can be performed remotely through a standard web browser including IO configuration, graphics building and remote software administration.

"Broadwin WebAccess, combined with Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 family, helps organizations do more with less by providing the best economics for today's agile business,"  explained Tom Carter, Broadwin Product Marketing Manager. "The proof is in the numbers: Early adopters of Windows Server 2003 found they could operate their server infrastructure with up to 30 percent greater efficiency. The productivity benefits extend to application development and information worker groups as well—and administrative overhead is reduced." 

"As an early adopter of Windows Server 2003, Broadwin provides solutions for OEM and System Integrators not supported by the competition."

“The unique feature which distinguishes WebAccess from the competition is that all engineering, database configuration, graphics building and software administration can be performed using a standard web browser also. This makes WebAccess fully browser based, not an add on to some traditional HMI package,” Mr. Carter continued.  "WebAccess enables engineers, integrators and control systems vendors with the ability to support their systems remotely over an intranet or the Internet using an ordinary web browser. With  the release of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, with its Remote Desktop feature,  combined with WebAccess engineers can configure the control system hardware and software remotely!"

WebAccess is available for desktop computers and laptops running any Microsoft 32-bit operating system including Windows 98, ME, 2000 Professional, 2000 Server,  XP Home, XP Professional and Server 2003. WebAccess  provides customers with unprecedented browser-based access to industrial control and building automation applications.

Internet Explorer 6.0 supports all features of WebAccess. For more information, visit BroadWin’s web site at http://www.BroadWin.com.

BroadWin Technology, Inc., headquartered in San Ramon, California, is the innovative supplier of industrial automation software, with installations worldwide. The company recently introduced WebAccess, the industry’s first fully web browser-based software package for human-machine interfaces (HMI), and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA). 

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