Jan 5, 2021 · 15 min · 8 segments
In this video, Walker Reynolds shares the background story of FactoryStudio and Frameworx by Tatsoft. We are starting a new campaign: #myFactoryStudioStory share yours on YouTube and LinkedIn and Tag…
Walker D ReynoldsHostZack ScrivenHostAnd in Texas, there was like a kind of a holy war in the up-and-coming platforms.
But Indusoft really seemed to be localized to oil and gas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico.
I can't remember when this happened, 2010, I think, 10, 11, 12, somewhere in that range.
And basically Schneider acquired it to kill it, right? That's what they do.
You know, Rockwell, Schneider, Siemens, what they do is they will acquire Indusoft.
It's just, they do exactly what the big three automakers did when they killed the electric car in the early 80s.
I think it was General Motors that did that, right? General Motors acquired, you know, they killed the electric car.
He created Tesla to build electric cars, to release our dependency off electric cars.
Inductive automation was started in response to the business practices of these huge companies, right? So Indusoft got acquired by Schneider and then acquired by Aviva from Schneider.
And Indusoft still lives, but it lives in a much lower capacity and it's called InTouch Edge.
And in Texas, there was like a kind of a holy war in the up-and-coming platforms.
But Indusoft really seemed to be localized to oil and gas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico.
I can't remember when this happened, 2010, I think, 10, 11, 12, somewhere in that range.
And basically Schneider acquired it to kill it, right? That's what they do.
You know, Rockwell, Schneider, Siemens, what they do is they will acquire Indusoft.
It's just, they do exactly what the big three automakers did when they killed the electric car in the early 80s.
I think it was General Motors that did that, right? General Motors acquired, you know, they killed the electric car.
He created Tesla to build electric cars, to release our dependency off electric cars.
Inductive automation was started in response to the business practices of these huge companies, right? So Indusoft got acquired by Schneider and then acquired by Aviva from Schneider.
And Indusoft still lives, but it lives in a much lower capacity and it's called InTouch Edge.
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