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  • Pushing alarms beyond the building walls with Exele TopView

    Automation.com, July 2011 By Dane Overfield, Exele Information Systems White paper addresses the benefits of adding a monitoring, alarm, and notification system on top of building automation systems.
    06 July, 2011 | 6 minutes
  • PROFINET/PROFIBUS Organizes Paint Line

    Over sixty intelligent devices connected via PROFIBUS and PROFINET are being used in a tailor-made paint line at the factory of one of Germany’s biggest car manufacturers.
    06 July, 2011 | 1 minute
  • Automated Handling of Steel Rolls

    PROFINET, with wireless-based safety, has been used to create a fully-automated warehousing facility for the storage and handling of steels rolls in Sweden.
    06 July, 2011 | 1 minute
  • Nestlé chooses openSAFETY for packaging machines

    Nestlé will introduce an openSAFETY-based safety standard which allows for the unrestricted exchange of safety-related information between machines and control systems from various manufacturers.
    06 July, 2011 | 2 minutes
  • Most ERP users can't access software from mobile device

    In the study of more than 281 manufacturing executives, only 27 percent of respondents were performing any functions in enterprise software using a mobile device.
    06 July, 2011 | 1 minute
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