SCS COMPUTER CONSULTING

to the utilities and system automation manufacturers worldwide that used our software and consulting services to design and implement... The utility information systems of today consist of integrated information facilities that support a broad range of real-time, online and offline processes and data transfer and management functions. Their transcendental importance renders them critical. Ideally, it should be possible to maintain and/or expand such systems by simply upgrading processors, adding new storage and peripherals, increasing the bandwidth of communications, and so on... Unfortunately, this is easier said than done. More than a few utility organizations are faced with the problem of what to do with systems progress has rendered obsolete, which, in some cases, cannot be expanded to meet even current needs, no less future requirements. The good news is that obsolescence can and should be prevented.