Every dream house needs a solid foundation. In the case of the Open Process Automation Forum's (OPAF) quest for interoperable, plug-and-play networking and process controls, this means defining common requirements, securing participating members, gaining consensus, and testing to achieve compliance with its Open-Process Automation Standard (O-PAS). Beyond expanding to 133 members during the past year, including end users, system integrators, suppliers and supporting organizations, OPAF and the Open Group also took the major step of publishing their preliminary O-PAS, Version 1.0, on Feb. 5 at ARC Advisory Group's Industry Forum in Orlando. This five-part document…
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