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Scytec Consulting Inc., will be releasing an update to its revolutionary On-Premise and Cloud based DataXchange data collection system towards the end of June. The update will be the third of 2014 continuing with the process of providing updates to their customers every two to three months. Some of the new features will be on display in the Shop Floor Automations Booth at the Big M Tradeshow in Detroit Michigan at the Cobo Center, on June 10th – 12th, 2014 in booth 317.

Manufacturers striving to find a top-notch, low cost hosted machine data collection system need to take a look at the Scytec DataXchange offering. The company offers a state-of-the-art, cloud-based SaaS model manufacturing control and data collection system that collects, stores and reports on the production data. Both hosted and on premise versions are available providing additional implementation flexibility. For the hosted system, clients pay monthly for subscribing to the system with no long term contract.

The cloud based Scytec DataXchange Process Control System is the leader for simple and quick startup along with eliminating the requirement of large upfront investments for a machine monitoring system. With support for Ethernet collection methods such as MTConnect and Fanuc Focas, DataXchange can collect a wealth of information such as feed rates and overrides from the latest machine tools as well as offering hardware based solutions for older legacy machine tools, welders, or even CMMS and manual machines.

Scytec Consulting Inc. will be an exhibitor at the MFG4 Tradeshow which will be held in Connecticut on May 6 - 8, 2014. Their cloud based Scytec DataXchange Process Control System has been a game changer in the industry eliminating the requirement of large upfront investments for a machine monitoring system. The company is confident that their value-driven product will positively influence the opinion of the manufacturers that visit the tradeshow looking for SaaS (software as a service) or On-Premise machine monitoring solutions.

Manufacturers can now benefit from updated mobile apps that are available for the Scytec DataXchange Process Control System for iPads, iPhones and Android devices. The apps enable the stakeholders to view the equipment status in real time as well as generate an array of historical charts. The Scytec system can collect from Ethernet or RS-232 based devices, tracking multiple types of cycle time concurrently providing an unprecedented approach at analyzing shop floor activity.

Typical OEE (overall equipment effectiveness) technologies are costly and start with a pilot program, which prevents many manufacturers from using them. Cloud based Scytec DataXchange Process Control System removes the obstacle of the large upfront investment. With a very low setup fee and low monthly payments based on the quantity of equipment utilizing the system, manufacturers have no reason not to use the technology.