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ODVA Industry Conference to Focus on Industrial Automation

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Dec 14 2010

ODVA has declared that the Industry Conference and 14th Annual Meeting of the Members will be held at the Wigwam Resort and Hotel in Litchfield Park, Arizona on March 2011. The event will be participated by both the members and nonmembers of ODVA.

It was reported that the conference will wind up with the annual meeting of the ODVA members and speakers will present various topics related to industrial automation segment as well as an upgrade from ODVA’s headship on the organization as a whole for the benefit of the ODVA membership. Various workshops, technical papers and social events will also be part of the conference.

The conference will be attended by major automation providers, OEMs and those who wish to understand the recent technical and business tactics in ODVA technologies.

Katherine Voss, Executive Director of ODVA, has stated that their Industry Conference and Annual Meeting of Members will also feature premeditated topics related to the changing trends in industrial automation sector.

The 14h Annual meeting of Members will be conducted between 8.00 am and 12.00 pm on March 3, 2011.

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http://www.odva.org

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