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The Digital Transformation of B2B Sales & Marketing
The digital world is only going to continue advancing - and if you don’t move with the digital transformation, you’re going to get left behind. -
Industrial Data: The State of Australia’s Manufacturing Industry
In this insight, Adrian Lloyd uses data from the latest update to Interact Analysis's Manufacturing Industry Output Tracker to discuss Australia's manufacturing industry, with some surprising baseline figures. -
Dive Deep Into the Latest OT Cyber Threats with a New Conference
The Virtual Cybersecurity Standards Implementation Conference Plus (VCSIC+) explores the future of operational technology (OT) cybersecurity. -
New Entry Level 5-Axis Universal Machine Technology Increases Job Shop Productivity
Linear pallet storage system provides highly automated flexible part machining. -
SCADA Systems are an Enabler for IT/OT Connectivity
Formerly a simple, convenient tool for managing a plant or process SCADA platforms are now vital to the digital transformation of a factory or utility site. -
A New Paradigm for Approaching Network Segmentation
What if companies accepted that their existing production, ICS, and critical infrastructure networks are essentially flat and unsegmented, and likely to remain largely that way for a time? -
Rockwell Automation Advances Digital Edge Architecture with ASEM Acquisition
“Seamlessly connecting all levels of a business and turning raw data into powerful insights happens when devices are integrated and data is standardized. No one vendor can do this alone," said Rockwell Automation Chairman and CEO Blake Moret. -
Using Automation to Keep Workers at Food Manufacturing Plants Safe During the Pandemic
Smart technologies could improve employee safety in the era of COVID-19. -
What Is a Meaningful Sample for a Statistical Analysis?
An ISA Fellow recounts the evolution of process control work that he has experienced. -
A Cat Photo Disabled Production: Rise of Steganography OT Cyberattacks
Modern day steganography is used not to convey instructions to humans, but as a means of weaponizing seemingly benign files with malware. -
Standardized Robot Programming: From Lean Entry to Complex Applications
With solutions that enable intuitive and harmonized programming of robots from a wide range of manufacturers using pre-developed programming templates, effort and costs are reduced considerably. -
6 Signs Your Facility Needs Industrial DataOps
Here’s a closer look at the top six signs it’s time to consider an Industrial DataOps architecture for your company. -
Cutting Costs While Saving the Planet
Can tool makers achieve the best of both worlds? -
Can ISA95 Standards Apply to Industry 4.0?
ISA95 standards define enterprise and control system integrations for manufacturers. Created for Industry 3.0, they are also relevant to Industry 4.0. -
ROKLive DX Strategists Conference: Manufacturing Digitalization Keys to Success
Retired Procter & Gamble VP Tony Saldana highlights the opportunities successful digitalization offers and outlines the skills, actions and mindsets manufacturing companies need to thrive during the pandemic and the Fourth Industrial Revolution Era. -
Robot Sensor Market Value to Hit 4 Billion-dollar by 2026
Robotics and automation have emerged over the past few years to become an indispensable part of modern-day manufacturing. -
The Top 20 Secure PLC Coding Practices Project
Introducing the Top 20 PLC Secure Coding Practices Project, this article argues why the nuances of PLCs should be seen as features, not bugs for security. -
Managing Continuous Improvement in Manufacturing
To implement effective continuous improvement strategies in manufacturing, automation in the data collection phase is essential. -
Manufacturers Manage Pandemic Disruption with Pricing Data Analysis
Thomas R. Cutler, President and CEO of TR Cutler, Inc., discusses how manufacturers are using price alignment automation to manage the pandemic. -
7 Things You Should Know About the Future of IoT in Manufacturing
Since the responsibility of implementing IoT solutions falls on the capable shoulders of CTOs, project managers, and engineers across the globe, here are seven things you need to know about its future.




















