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June Training and Education Programs Offered by ISA
June Training and Education Programs Offered by ISA -
KGS installs Clockworks building diagnostics at MIT
Clockworks performance management platform is installed on 60 buildings at MIT, monitoring and providing analytics on over 7,000 pieces of equipment using over 14,000,000 data points per day. -
Toshiba Mitsubishi opens Remote Diagnostic Center
The RDC allows TMEIC engineers to establish reliable remote sessions. Once connected, TMEIC engineers can directly control systems and drives, or monitor and assist the customer in troubleshooting, adjusting, or collecting fault data. -
Honeywell UOP to supply gas processing plant to PennTex Midstream
The northern Louisiana plant, which will process 200 MMSCFD of natural gas, will be in production in the first quarter of 2015. -
PAS and Tripwire connect their safety and security software
PAS Integrity Software Suite and Tripwire NERC Solution Suite are now integrated, reducing the time and resources required to collect audit evidence. -
Daifuku Webb names John Doychich Executive Vice President
In addition, Tetsuya Hibi was promoted to Senior Vice President and CFO of Daifuku Webb Holding Company. -
Benefits of Multivariate Monitoring & Control
By Bill Lydon, Editor A pharmaceutical company describes how they invested in multivariate tools and were able to gain better process understanding and improve batch outcomes. In effect, they were able to transform data to actionable information. -
ADVANTICSYS monitors Georgian State Electrosystems power substations
With aging substations, a risk of blackouts and increasingly higher maintenance costs, GSE installed a remote monitoring systems based on wireless sensor networks. -
u-blox acquires connectBlue
Swiss based u-blox acquired Swedish connectBlue, a provider of industrial-grade short range radio modules. -
Outdoor Wireless Bridge Consideration
By Brian Roth, Antaira Technologies Wireless networks are typically setup as an access point, bridge or client combination. The major difference is the access point allows multiple individual wireless devices to connect to the access point. A wireless bridge is used to link a smaller network of devices to the main network through a single wireless connection. -
Rockwell Automation adds 11 Companies to PartnerNetwork Program
New PartnerNetwork companies include members from the Encompass Partner program, OEM Partner program and Solution Partner program. -
Micro-Epsilon develops sensor for Formula 1 throttle and turbocharger actuators
Hydraulic cylinders and actuators in racing are becoming ever smaller and therefore require more compact, ultra slimline position sensors for measuring displacement and piston position. -
Process Data Analysis: Filtering Out the Noise, and Acting On the Signals
Process Data Analysis: Filtering Out the Noise, and Acting On the Signals -
Internet of Things technology stagnant
Many impediments to creation of a large IoT market are swept under the carpet as large companies and analysts indulge in an unseemly race to the largest forecasts. Its value chain is unclear, paybacks are little understood, and no large orders exist. -
Industrial wireless blackout looms in Europe
GAMBICA says the telecommunications industry wrote a standard where key wireless devices can never be relied upon to report their alarm or status messages in a timely fashion. This restriction is likely to make Europe lose significant competitive ground in the industrial wireless field. -
CSIA introduces Industrial Automation Exchange
The Exchange helps industrial plant owners and operators connect with control system integrators and suppliers who can meet their industrial automation needs. -
Machinery production in China slows slightly
China’s leaders are issuing increasingly clear signals that they plan another round of economic stimulus programs, as evidence accumulates that the economy is slowing more than expected this year. -
Yokogawa releases an ISA100Wireless Module
The module significantly reduces the amount of time and resources to develop ISA100 Wireless-compliant products. -
Imaging Solutions cameras work with A&B Software SDKs
LightWise Allegro USB3 Vision cameras work with ActiveUSB series of universal camera SDKs and drivers for developers and system integrators. -
Bussmann celebrates 100th Anniversary
The Bussmann business began in a St. Louis garage in 1914 thanks to the vision of the Bussmann brothers – Joe, Al, Frank, Lee and Harry. -
Westfalia releases Benefits Calculator for Warehouse Automation
Online, interactive benefits calculator answers common questions related to the benefits of Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (AS/RS) early in the planning process. -
Metso opens Service Center in Germany
The service center is in eastern Germany, in the Leuna industrial area. -
UAE installs OSI SCADA System
OSI delivered a SCADA system to the RAK Investment Authority (RAKIA) of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), but we don't know what it's doing there. -
Imperx appoints Hans Moller Senior Hardware Engineer
IMPERX designs and manufactures industrial cameras, frame grabbers and advanced imaging solutions used in the machine vision, medical, military, aerospace, surveillance and automation markets. -
How to Smooth the Transition Between Batch and Continuous Operations
The unbalance between continuous operation flow & instantaneous batch flow can be spread over available inventory by an adapted rate limited feedforward. -
Alarm management systems: the benefits of third party software
By Jason Cook, MAC Solutions When it comes to selecting an enterprise-wide alarm management system, businesses should consider the pros and cons of a third party specific alarm management tool over a DCS vendor’s offering -
U.S. Cutting Tool Consumption up 7.8% in March
March U.S. cutting tool consumption totaled $171 million, up 7.8 percent from February’s total and down 2.5 percent from March 2013. -
OSI to supply SCADA/DMS to Hydro-Sherbrooke
Hydro-Sherbrooke owns and manages nine hydroelectric generating stations and three major distribution substations in Quebec. -
Sercos elects board of directors
Dr. Thomas Bürger, Klaus Weyer, Alexander Verl and Matheus Bulho were elected to the board. -
Galil Multi-Axis Controller runs clock at East Carolina University
The Galil DMC-4143 connected to an Apple Mac, moves the sculptures for four shows daily, from their place inside the clock tower, out through the door and into the center of the Glockenspiel.

