1. Development History
1.1 Merger &Acquisition Activities
1.2 Key Members of SMLC
2.Core Businesses
2.1 Products and Services
2.2 Connected Enterprise
2.3 FactoryTalk Analytics Platform - Scalable Analytics Platform for IIoT Applications
2.3.1 Auto-discover Devices
2.3.2 Integrate Data from Multiple Sources
2.3.3 Flexible Machine Learning
2.3.4 Open and Scalable Platform
2.4 Rockwell Automation's Smart Manufacturing Solutions
2.4.1. Network Infrastructure
2.4.2. Circulating Information Capital
2.4.3. Security
3. Applications of Rockwell Automation's Solutions
3.1 Oxford Landing Winery
3.1.1 Site-wide Monitoring with FactoryTalk® View SE
3.1.2 Access to Historical and Real-time Data and Remote Monitoring with FactoryTalk ViewPoint
3.1.3 Allen-Bradley® ControlLogix® Controllers
3.1.4 Energy Monitoring with FactoryTalk® EnergyMetrix
4.Conclusion
Appendix
Glossary of Terms

 

Overview of Rockwell Automation's development history, touching on its M&A activities, formation of the non-profit organization SMLC, core business, and smart manufacturing solutions

Figure 1: Rockwell Automation's Revenue and Growth Rate, 2010 – 2017
Figure 2: SMLC's Open SM Platform Structure
Figure 3: Rockwell Automation's Connected Enterprise Vision
Figure 4: Tereos' Sugar Factory
Figure 5: King's Hawaiian's Baking Facility in Oakwood

 

Table 1: Rockwell Automation's Development History
Table 2: Companies Acquired by Rockwell Automation
Table 3: Rockwell Automation's Products Adopted by King's Hawaiian

 

Allen-Bradley U.K. Ltd, Anorad, Baldor Electric Company, BCI, CEDES, CEMEX UK, China Steel Corporation, CIE, Cisco Systems, Compression Rheostat Company, Dase-Sing Packaging Technology, Datasweep, Dodge, Entek, GEPA, Guardmaster, Hengsheng, Hinz, HIPROM, ICS Triplex, Incuity, Intel Corporation, Interwave, Jacobs Automation, King's Hawaiian, LeKtroniX, Nestle, Pavilion Technologies, Propack Data, ProsCon, Reliance Electric, Rockwell International Corporation, Sequencia, SoftSwitching Technologies, TESCH, vMonitor