“As efforts continue to protect public health and slow the spread of the coronavirus (or Covid-19), workers in all industries are increasingly being asked to work remotely to ensure business continuity. “Our customers are on the front line of solving the world’s toughest industrial challenges – mission-critical industries including water and wastewater production and distribution, food and beverage manufacturing, consumer packaged goods and pharmaceutical companies,” says Matt Wells, GE’s vice-president for product management, in a blog on the company’s site. The 90-day licences will be available to the 20,000 automation software customers that use GE’s iFix and Cimplicity products. GE Digital is offering free Web-based remote monitoring and control licences to users of its industrial HMI/Scada software, allowing them to work remotely to ensure business continuity if they having to work from home as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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