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Some thoughts on getting the right compute resources: Edge vs Cloud #iiot #cloud #teamwme

WM's Rocky Mountain Region engineering group in day 2 of a 2-day NFPA70e Electrical Safety training and certification class. Thank you to our engineers for keeping themselves and those around them safe from injury while on the job! More about WM: https://www.wmeng.com/ Contacts for our Rocky Mountain Region engineering group: Kevin Cushman, Business Unit Manager kevin.cushman@wmeng.com 303-579-7664 Julianne Fantich, Operations Manager julianne.fantich@wmeng.com 303.718.0754 A special thank you to TPC Training for providing a great learning experience. #teamwme

Wunderlich-Malec is thrilled to announce that Phong Dam has been promoted to Business Unit Manager leading our Boston Office! With a proven track record of innovation and leadership, Phong is poised to elevate the Boston office to its next level of success. This promotion isn't just about recognizing Phong's achievements - it is a testament to Wunderlich-Malec's commitment to nurturing talent and empowering our employee-owners to reach their full potential. Join us in congratulating Phong on this well-deserved promotion and in celebrating our vibrant culture of empowerment and success! #teamwme

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For WM engineers Radhika Sowrirajan and Taylor Baker, participating in last week's "Girls in Science" event presented by WOW! Children's Museum was coming full-circle for Radhika and forging new ground for Taylor. The "Girls in Science" event in Lafayette, CO inspired girls ages 3 - 8 to explore the wonders of science through hands-on activities that represented each sponsor's field of work. Of the variety of industries and companies represented at the event, WM was the Engineering and Coding sponsor. Radhika and Taylor brought a Snap Circuit toy and used that to show the basics of coding while talking about how that would relate to coding a program for automation. Participants also got to build their own circuits and see the result in real-time! Radhika built out a fun interactive program for kids to make their cookies where there was a cookie that 'popped out' from behind the computer after it was done baking. The kids enjoyed playing with the snap circuits and "making" their own cookies all while learning about what engineering and automation is! Radhika and Taylor said it was a lot of fun to be a part of inspiring young girls and teaching them about our kind of science in the automation world. Radhika got to relive her days as a young mom taking her son to the Children's Museum, and Taylor forged new ground by being an example to young girls, an opportunity she didn't have at their age. Thank you both for being such great examples to future leaders in engineering and automation! #teamwme #girlsinstem #wowchildrensmuseum

The Wunderlich-Malec Engineering, Inc. (WME) Boston team is excited to embark on a transformative digitalization journey alongside one of our clients to integrate cutting-edge manufacturing and data analytics technologies into a new manufacturing line, elevating efficiency and performance. The first phase of the project involves integrating islands of Automation systems, instruments, process, and analytical equipment into a Process Control System (PCS) to monitor, control, orchestrate, and collect critical manufacturing data. Our team leverages a combination of I/O and communication protocols, including traditional I/O, OPC UA, REST API, and Modbus TCP, to link the shop floor instruments, process, and analytical equipment to the advanced hybrid PCS, comprised of Sepasoft Batch, Inductive Automation Ignition, Canary Historian, and Rockwell PLC. WME deploys Sepasoft Batch to orchestrate the manufacturing recipe, ensuring manufacturing consistency and repeatability from start to finish. Critical process data is collected in the Canary Historian, and users can access the historical data through the HMI terminal or the Axiom data visualization and analytics tool. PCS maintains bi-directional communication with the PAT management software. This integration not only orchestrates the data analyses at the right time during the manufacturing process but also establishes a foundation for future feedback control enhancements. We're excited to be a strong partner with our client to achieve the project objectives. If you're interested in exploring how Wunderlich-Malec teams can enhance and support your digitalization and automation initiatives, we encourage you to reach out to any one of our business managers. We're enthusiastic about the prospect of contributing to the success of your project and ensuring a seamless integration of state-of-the-art technologies into your manufacturing processes. #teamwme

Last night’s Rocky Mountain ISPE Vendor Show in Westminster, CO was another great opportunity for the WM Colorado team to connect with Life Science customers, vendors, and industry colleagues. Our team enjoyed discussing our automation and control system capabilities. We look forward to successful projects and continued partnerships this year. Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth, and thanks to ISPE Rocky Mountain Chapter for putting on a terrific event! Learn more about ISPE Rocky Mountain Chapter here: https://rmispe.org/ #teamwme #rmispe #ispe

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WM is pleased to announce the promotion of Mark Wittwer to Operations Manager of our IT group. Mark has been with WM’s IT group since 2016. He started his career as a Network Analyst, working his way to Senior IT Network and Systems Administrator having a broad range of IT contributions, his main focus has been maintaining, managing, and securing WME’s infrastructure. In his seven years with WM Mark has been an integral part of the success of our IT group leading expansion of our Vsphere environment, Okta deployment, and some key client engagements. As WM continues to experience growth, both in size and functionality, our IT group has successfully transitioned into a profit center as of 2023. Mr. Wittwer's exemplary skills, leadership, and subject matter expertise have been instrumental in this transformation In his new capacity as Operations Manager, Mr. Wittwer will continue to play a vital role in the infrastructure team, contribute to client projects, and oversee the daily maintenance of our environment. Additionally, he will be responsible for leading, mentoring, and supporting the helpdesk team. Congratulations, Mark, on this well-deserved promotion! WM looks forward to supporting you and your continued success. #teamwme #it