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  • Cressall Resistors to install Flexible manufacturing line

    The machine, manufactured by Stourbridge based rollforming and coil processing specialist Formit, will be installed in Cressall’s Dereham factory in December
    25 September, 2013 | 2 minutes
  • HART and Fieldbus Foundation to Merge?

    Fieldbus Foundation and HART Communication Foundation have entered into discussions for merging the two organizations into a single industry foundation.
    25 September, 2013 | 2 minutes
  • Rutgers Takes First in PACK Solutions Challenge

    Six packaging programs participated in this year’s competition: Cal Poly State University, Clemson University, Purdue University Calumet, Rutgers University, University of Florida and Virginia Tech.
    25 September, 2013 | 1 minutes
  • ISA offers cybersecurity training at ISA Automation Week

    An educational track at ISA Automation Week 2013 will provide practical guidance on how to improve cybersecurity of industrial automation and control systems.
    25 September, 2013 | 4 minutes
    Sponsored By International Society of Automation (ISA)
  • Former Head of US Homeland Security speaks out on Cybersecurity

    Michael Chertoff told oil and gas industry executives gathered in Houston that it no longer takes an army to fight a war as the top threat their businesses face in the future is not from physical risks, but cyber attacks.
    25 September, 2013 | 2 minutes
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