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  • HayssenSandiacre Celebrates Beginnings of Global Novus Manufacturing Initiative

    HayssenSandiacre is now manufacturing Novus packing systems at its Duncan, S.C., facility.
    10 October, 2011 | 1 minutes
  • Deutsche Messe invites entries for HERMES AWARD 2012

    The competition is open exclusively to companies and institutions that will be exhibiting at HANNOVER MESSE 2012. The closing date for submitting entries is 22 February 2012.
    10 October, 2011 | 2 minutes
  • A Little About Valves

    A Little About Valves

    A Little About Valves
    By: Mark Weisner
    10 October, 2011 | 1 minute
  • PLC vs DCS - Competing Process Control Philosophy

    The idea of using a PLC-based system rather than a DCS has become a philosophical and technical debate in the industry. DCSs have been the primary solution for process automation but now many PLC vendors are arguing that a single integrated architecture based on PLCs and/or PACs is the best approach to total plant automation.
    By: Bill Lydon
    10 October, 2011 | 7 minutes
  • Happy under pressure - Results of 2011 Salary Survey

    Automation.com, October 2011 By Rick Zabel, Publisher Annual salary survey indicates higher job satisfaction with little or no pay increase. While many feel greater pressure to increase productivity and reduce costs, more than 80% of respondents indicated they are satisfied with their job. Read the story and analyze the stats to see how you compare.
    10 October, 2011 | 9 minutes
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