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Controls and AZO: Organizational values, production goals and systems design all work together to create a unique and complex interaction of forces. It is important that you find the right team to negotiate these factors on your behalf to find the most effective solution for your business and your processes. Bachelor Controls (a leading systems integration company) and AZO (producer of the world’s finest ingredient management equipment) have teamed up to provide state-of-the-art ingredient automation and management equipment and technology with the development of BCI BATCH ENGINE XC. AZO reigns as the largest company in the world whose business is solely devoted to the total automation and management of ingredients. AZO's strength comes from diversified experience. AZO works in a variety of industries including food, pharmaceutical, personal care, plastics and chemicals. In short, AZO provides effective solutions for any process that utilizes powder, liquid or pelletized ingredients. This puts AZO in a unique position to accurately and rapidly determine the best solution to the particular needs of your process. A licensed engineering firm, Bachelor Controls is a leading provider of control and systems integration solutions to manufacturers with focused experience in the food processing, petfood, pharmaceutical, plastics, specialty chemicals, and feed and grain industries. BCI is well-respected in the automation and systems integration industry and has been recognized as a Charter Rockwell Automation Solution Provider, Microsoft Certified Partner, and charter member of the CSIA Registered Member/Gold Tier Group. Together, they form a team you can trust for your process and batching needs. |
In this era of increased global competition and rising costs, our clients seek plant-wide integration for better data management and tracking. Leveraging Bachelor Controls’ tested credentials and proven reputation, we can provide our clients a broader range of cost-effective controls options, including improved measurements and better implementation of business rules between the corporate business system and the plant floor control system. Bob Moore
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