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SCADA: From Architecture to Design

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​SCADA systems are the backbone of modern industrial automation — enabling real-time monitoring, control, and data-driven decision-making.

​In this session, we’ll go beyond theory to explore how SCADA systems are structured, designed, and implemented in real industrial environments.

​You’ll gain practical insights into building scalable automation systems and understand how different components (PLC, HMI, SCADA) come together to power efficient operations.


​🎙 Meet the Speaker

​Bisola Oluwasbusola
Senior Automation Specialist at Maple Leaf Foods

​A seasoned automation professional with over 10 years of hands-on experience in:

  • ​Industrial Automation Systems

  • ​PLC Programming & SCADA Development

  • ​HMI Design & Communication Protocols

  • ​Robot Integration

  • ​Information Systems (IS) Integration

​She specializes in bridging Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) to enable real-time visibility, analytics, and process optimization in manufacturing environments.


​📅 Event Details

  • ​Date: April 25, 2026

  • ​Time: 7:00 PM (WAT)

  • ​Format: Virtual (Access link shared after registration)


​💡 What You’ll Learn

  • ​SCADA architecture (broken down simply)

  • ​Designing scalable and efficient systems

  • ​Integrating PLC, HMI, and SCADA

  • ​Connecting OT & IT for smarter operations


​👥 Who Should Attend

  • ​Aspiring Automation Engineers

  • ​Engineering Students

  • ​PLC & SCADA Enthusiasts

  • ​Industry Professionals


​🚀 Why You Should Attend

​This is a practical, industry-driven session — not just theory.

​You’ll learn how real automation systems are designed and deployed from someone actively working at a global manufacturing company.


​🔔 Call to Action

​👉 Secure your spot now — don’t wait till it’s full.

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