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China PLM Market growing
While the global PLM market slowed in the second half of 2013, China had another strong year, with nearly 13% growth to US$845 million. -
SKF releases Mobile Bearing and Seals Apps
SKF Mobile Apps can be downloaded free to smartphones and tablets from the Apple app store and the Google Play store for use anywhere and anytime. -
New England Controls installs Emerson vibration analyzers at L.P. Larson
L.P. Larson is a predictive maintenance solution company based in Braintree, Massachusetts. -
OSIsoft to supply PI System to Metrix SETPOINT
SETPOINT CMS software will use OSIsoft’s PI System technology for its underlying real-time data infrastructure. -
Siemens provides $1 Billion in Software for Virginia Schools
The software grants are for students in manufacturing programs at community colleges and universities in Virginia. -
AMETEK US Gauge opens factory direct e-store
Customers of pressure gauges and temperature measurement products can now order online through the USG Factory Direct E-Store. -
Threats to Oil and Gas Infrastructure Boost Need for Security Solutions
Plant owners are particularly interested in security products, services, and solutions that can detect and delay threats and are able to employ cutting-edge innovation and technology. -
Remote access keeps tabs on Aquatic tensioners
By installing the eWON VPN routers and Talk2M Internet-based remote access system, Aquatic Engineering & Construction is able to monitor and quickly resolve issues on its heavy-duty tensioner equipment, located onboard remote marine vessels. -
Rotork valve actuators keep Thames Water efficient
Rotork valve actuators upgrade and automate flow control equipment in many areas of Thames Water’s operations. -
Valve position sensor survives salt at Frisia Zout
Pepperl+Fuchs’ F31K2 valve position feedback sensor survives the harsh and corrosive environment found at Dutch salt-making company Frisia Zout. -
Oil & Gas Boom Requires Automation
By Bill Lydon, Editor There has been significant automation in petrochemical processing plants. However, it is surprising how little automation has been adopted in other parts of the oil & gas industry. This has changed over the last four years because the cost of operations is growing faster than profit margins. -
New processing prowess finding its way into building automation systems
By Punya Prakash, Texas Instruments Building automation systems are striving to keep up with a renaissance in processing prowess by incorporating hierarchical and distributed architectures, low-power processing and control capabilities, advanced sensors and many other exciting new technologies. In fact, sometimes the most pressing challenge is how to make sense of it all. -
High Road Capital Partners acquires General Tools & Instruments
General’s CEO and senior management team remain in charge. -
Yokogawa obtains ISO 17025 Accreditation for Calibration Laboratory
Yokogawa's Newnan, GA, Calibration Laboratory has been awarded ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accreditation from the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA). -
Belden sees problems with the end of Windows XP Support
The end of service for this pervasive OS leaves many computers and devices vulnerable to security issues – whether accidental or deliberate – which could bring operations to a halt. -
Challenging Automation Suppliers & Improving Automation Practices
By Bill Lydon, Editor Exxon is improving the execution of automation projects. They are challenging automation suppliers to develop products that make installation, operations, and maintenance more efficient. Here's a summary of Exxon's initiative. -
Hydrocarbon Leak Detection
The IVC Video solution for hydrocarbon leak detection is being used by a major oil company monitoring a 120-mile crude oil pipeline in the western United States. -
Mettler Toledo publishes guide to Dimensioning, Weighing and Scanning
The guide offers impartial advice on available dimensioning, weighing and scanning technology, system configurations, and what needs to be planned for when implementing new DWS equipment. -
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. -
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.
