Westburne Becomes a Rockwell Authorized Service Provider in Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan

Westburne and Rockwell Automation

May 10, 2019

The Authorized Service Provider designation enables Westburne to deliver Rockwell Automation services through their factory trained team of specialists. These services include installed base evaluation, network assessment, arc flash assessment, lockout/tag-out assessment, and start-up of variable frequency drives.

According to Steve Roy, Regional Sales Manager for Rockwell Automation Canada, “Customer expectations continue to evolve. Aging infrastructure, workforce gaps, global competition and an explosion of new technology provide endless opportunities for customers to improve their businesses. With the Authorized Service Provider designation, Westburne differentiate in the market by providing customers new levels of value and unprecedented productivity.”

Contact your Westburne representative today to see how they can help you bring the Industrial Internet of Things and the Connected Enterprise to life through their myriad of service and solutions capabilities.

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