This Corso Systems Ignition Explained series post focuses on the Vision Module in Inductive Automation's Ignition SCADA platform. Vision is the most common module in the Ignition ecosystem and gives you the HMI functionality every SCADA system requires.

Corso Systems is recognized as a Premier Integrator for Inductive Automation’s Ignition platform. We’ve earned this honor by executing many projects successfully, receiving positive reviews of our work from our customers, and are meeting a yearly sales quota of Ignition licenses and support contracts.

Corso Systems walks through Automated Time Cards, an interesting use case for MES Systems. By connecting your SCADA/MES system with your user credentials you can automatically track who is working, what they are working on, and when they are working. This can help reduce your time tracking overhead and reduce errors.

Corso Systems shares five quick performance enhancements for Inductive Automation’s Ignition. Implement these five simple quick wins in our step by step tutorial to ensure that your Ignition projects run smoothly and efficiently.

Corso Systems shows how to capture date from a machine which creates immense pressure in a very small amount of time. The data wasn't being captured using Ignition's standard scan classes. We applied some thought and elbow grease to the problem and came up with an elegant way to capture and store the data.

Corso Systems defines the SCADA acronym (Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition), provides examples of SCADA systems and explains when and where you would use a SCADA system in a manufacturing facility to increase overall efficiency.