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How to move away from PI ACE?

Olav

Hi.

We have one PI ACE calculation running, which is somewhat complicated. What are the options for moving away from PI ACE? I want to try and see if I can implement it in Asset Analytics, as that would be the more transparent option. If I can do that, it will also make it easier for non-developers to troubleshoot.

However, if this is not doable, what other options do I have?

-Olav

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    Hi Olav,

    I certainly agree with Tim and Rick. One option that I'll put out there is a PI ACE replacement that my company is currently developing and expecting to release in the first quarter next year. It's fully AF SDK based, and provides a high degree of backwards compatibility for your existing .Net ACE assemblies (some code refactoring will be required, but not much). You can read a bit more about it at gSharp | gHost Technology - PI ACE Replacement.

    If you're going to AVEVA World in San Francisco later this month, come by our pod in the Expo hall and you can see a demo and chat with me about your specific requirements.

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    Hi Olav,

    I certainly agree with Tim and Rick. One option that I'll put out there is a PI ACE replacement that my company is currently developing and expecting to release in the first quarter next year. It's fully AF SDK based, and provides a high degree of backwards compatibility for your existing .Net ACE assemblies (some code refactoring will be required, but not much). You can read a bit more about it at gSharp | gHost Technology - PI ACE Replacement.

    If you're going to AVEVA World in San Francisco later this month, come by our pod in the Expo hall and you can see a demo and chat with me about your specific requirements.

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