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NewsISA Executive Director & CEO Pat Gouhin Confers with Global Association Executives
ISA Executive Director & CEO Pat Gouhin Confers with Global Association Executives -
NewsTime is Running Out for Celebrating Excellence Nominations
Have you submitted a nomination for this year’s Celebrating Excellence awards? -
NewsDon’t Fly Blindfolded
With skilled personnel shortages, it’s critical to think in terms of a well-rounded knowledge base so that automation professionals will be well-informed, have superior judgment and decision-making pr -
FeatureWhat Are the Opportunities and Challenges for Alternative Energy?
How can we produce enough sustainable energy while avoiding unacceptable environmental consequences? ISA's book, Future Energy, explores the options. -
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Level Measurement: Determining Interface Position Between Two Media
Many techniques are available for the level measurement of media interfaces, each with its own trade-offs of advantages and limitations. -
FeatureA New Approach to Advancing the Connected Enterprise
A New Approach to Advancing the Connected Enterprise -
FeatureMaking the Most of Your ISA Membership: InTech Magazine
Making the Most of Your ISA Membership: InTech Magazine -
FeatureAutomation Federation Goes to Washington: Cybersecurity and the Shortage of Skilled Manufacturing Workers
Automation Federation Goes to Washington: Cybersecurity and the Shortage of Skilled Manufacturing Workers -
FeatureThe Cure for the Automation Workforce Crisis
Retiring workers are leaving a huge void in the process industries, but new blood hasn’t rushed to fill it. Even new opportunities like shale oil extraction haven’t attracted the workers they require.