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Machinery Health Moves Toward an Integrated Future
A focus on integrating data helps build a foundation for improved performance across both the plant and enterprise. This feature originally appeared in the February 2022 issue of InTech magazine. -
LogRhythm Unveils New Brand Identity
LogRhythm's new brand identity is designed to reflect the company's focus on enabling customers to take action against evolving cyber threats. -
The Importance of Training When Operating Machinery
In the engineering sector and in many others, continuous training is of the utmost importance. As tools, technologies, and processes improve at a rapid pace, you should always be ready to polish and enhance your skills. -
Daimler Truck Adopts Siemens’ Xcelerator to Shape the Future of CO₂-neutral Transport
Daimler Truck will partner with Siemens to train their next generation of engineers and maintain technology leadership in the market. -
Pandemic Created Industrial Winners and Losers
Adrian Lloyd, CEO of Interact Analysis, discusses Covid, manufacturing and supply chains. -
Schneider Electric Plans New Plant to Boost US Manufacturing Capacity
The newest factory will make El Paso, Texas, the home of Schneider Electric’s largest manufacturing operation in the United States. -
OPC UA Makes IIoT Implementations Possible
OPC UA is often the best choice for the IIoT implementations characteristic of the fourth industrial revolution. This feature was originally published in the February 2022 edition of InTech magazine. -
Record-breaking Car Showcased at Peterson Automotive Museum
The original winning car will be part of the "Driving Toward Tomorrow" exhibition series at the Peterson Automotive Museum, LA until the end of the year. -
Hannover Messe's Call for Papers is Open
Numerous exhibiting companies participate in the Call for Papers to present their concepts, technologies and best practices to a global audience. -
Omicron Restrains U.S. Manufacturing, Supply Bottlenecks Slowly Easing
A measure of U.S. manufacturing activity fell to a 14-month low in January amid an outbreak of COVID-19 cases, supporting the view that economic growth lost steam at the start of the year. But the survey from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) on Tuesday marked the third straight month of signs of improvements in labor and supplier delivery performance.










