SCADA Market Trends, Research Report, Growth, Opportunities, Forecast
Supervisory control and data acquisition is a
software-and-hardware combination that enables industrial organizations to
monitor, gather, and process real-time data in a variety of fields. It assists
in the local or remote control of industrial processes. SCADA facilitates the
interaction of devices, sensors, valves, pumps, and motors, as well as the
maintenance of log files.
During the forecast period (2018–2026), the
global supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) market is expected to
grow significantly. The rise in demand for real-time detection and minimization
of flaws in industrial processes is largely to blame for the market's
expansion. The use of the SCADA
market aids in the more efficient detection and mitigation of flaws.
Furthermore, through re-routing, the technology aids in the efficient
distribution of power.
Because of its unique features, such as
intelligent alarming, web connectivity, SCADA playback, data visualizations,
data, and alarm query, automating switching power flow analysis, and NOMADIC
access, several companies around the world, including General Motors Company,
Honda, and Metasphere Ltd, have implemented SCADA market technology for
controlling and monitoring connected devices.
COVID-19 has emerged
as a global pandemic that has spread across several countries and disrupted a
wide range of industries. This pandemic has impacted major players in a variety
of industries. The expected slowdown in end-user application growth could have
a significant direct impact on the SCADA market. SCADA systems have already
been implemented in a number of industries in the Americas and Europe. As a
result, there are fewer opportunities for new SCADA systems to be implemented.
However, there are numerous opportunities for SCADA system modification.
Earlier SCADA systems
used proprietary interface protocols to connect the hardware, and software was
written in a variety of languages and compiled with custom programs.
Distributed computers and distributed functions, integrated using industry
standards, are the new trend. These features enable an electric utility to replace
and upgrade system hardware and software without relying on the original
supplier, increasing the SCADA system's upgrade potential.
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