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Industrial Automation Provider, MDN Italia to Serve as Italian Distributor for AFCON

Feb 1 2011

AFCON Software and Electronics, major supplier of SCADA/HMI solutions, has declared that it has selected MDN Italia as its new distributor.

MDN Italia will supply AFCON's SCADA/HMI products in Italy. This appointment is part of AFCON’s initiatives in widening its international presence and publicizing its products in Italy.

MDN Italia will also offer technical assistance for AFCON’s product portfolio as well as to present and future clients. The company has a vast knowledge in the SCADA market and it will also help the emergence of new market segments for Dart and SCADA/HMI.

Source: http://www.mdnitalia.it

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