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Eighteen Hours to New SCADA

Eighteen Hours to New SCADA

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Page 1 of 2 a g e Eighteen Hours to New SCADA A Michigan utility upgraded an aging SCADA application on a limited budget and timeline By Thelma Akwei and Jessica Spindler Houghton Lake Sewer Authority (HLSA) manages a sanitary sewage facility for the townships of Denton, Lake, and Roscommon. In December of 2011, staff at the HLSA were concerned that the aging computer running their SCADA software application was in danger of failing.

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