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Emerson’s DeltaV Virtual Studio helps organizations unlock the benefits of virtualization with more cost effective, easy setup for small systems
AUSTIN, Texas (July 30, 2024) – With the latest release of Emerson’s DeltaV™ Virtual Studio, control personnel can quickly deploy virtualized infrastructure solutions for small systems that improve performance while also future-proofing operations.
Manufacturers face the complexities of maintaining their workstations and managing upgrades throughout their lifecycles. For smaller systems, this can be cost- and time-prohibitive and increases the risk of a possible disruption to operations.
Recognizing these challenges, Emerson designed the latest version of its Virtual Studio software for cost-effective, easy setup and maintenance of virtual DeltaV implementations for small systems. Virtual operator workstations and application servers can be created using templates without software installation and added to the control network without complicated virtual network mapping.
Leveraging the software, small systems can:
- Reduce total cost of ownership and drive performance with a unified virtualized system incorporating compute power, network configuration, and storage into a single tightly integrated platform. This enables more efficient system deployments in production, development, testing, and training environments.
- Reduce energy usage with a smaller hardware footprint resulting from the consolidation of workstations on host servers to reduce computer hardware.
- Achieve higher availability and minimize risk by reducing recovery times for workstations with automatic failover.
Learn more by visiting Emerson’s DeltaV Virtual Studio for Hyperconverged Infrastructure page.
