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Fluke produces Vibration Testing and Maintenance Video
The video describes how vibration testing with a Fluke 810 can be the first step in a more proactive approach to mechanical maintenance. -
ARC says DCS market is recovering
So far, 2010 has not shown significant growth over 2009, but it looks like conditions are gradually improving. -
Tridium manages energy in real estate building
Tridium's Niagara Framework is driving real-time energy management and control of Glenborough's 12-story Class-A commercial office, and providing energy usage data to guide daily decision making. -
Ethernet Direct supplies Ethernet Switches to a building in Iceland
Höfðatorg installed HME-623 Ethernet switches and HUE-800 unmanaged Ethernet switches. HME-623s serve three floors in the Towers, while HUE-800s are distributed on the floors. -
ABB publishes brochure on scalable device management
Six-page color brochure covers ABB's scalable device management tools: Asset Vision Professional, Asset Vision Basic, Mobility handhelds, and the local instrument HMI. -
Cogent Android Phones Gain Access to Live Process Data
Java-based solution puts real-time data from industrial processes into a mobile phone or other Android-based device, using the OPC DataHub from Cogent Real-Time Systems. -
Industrial Controls publishes controls catalog
The 1,200 page full color catalog covers HVAC Controls, Actuators, Pressure Gauges, Humidity Sensors, Temperature Assemblies, Analytical Instruments, Combustion Controls, and Automation Systems. -
Only 37% of manufacturing plans to increase hiring
Only 37 percent of manufacturing business leaders report that their companies will increase hiring in the next six months. -
Siemens announces winners of Smartest Building in America
Grand prize winners are the Duke Energy Center, Charlotte, N.C., and the Iowa Central Community College, Fort Dodge, Iowa. -
Siemens offers green online tools
The site delivers useful content and applications aimed squarely at helping customers advance the sustainability of their buildings. -
ABB flowmeters save money at Virginia Commonwealth University
ABB flowmeters cut steam losses and recovered more than $1.25 million a year in lost revenues. -
Inductive Automation offers free software development kit
The Ignition Module Software Development Kit (SDK) is now available for free via the Inductive Automation website. -
Tridium Commits to Open ADR
Conforming to the Open ADR specification will help facilities and buildings save power through automated demand response technology, and contribute to the advancement of the Smart Grid. -
Frost & Sullivan says SCADA systems competitive with DCSes
The World Distributed Control System (DCS) Market report says DCS manufacturers will have to be wary of competition from SCADA systems that can perform the same functions. The report costs EUR 4,553.00 -
Schierenbeck named president of Siemens Building Technologies
Most recently he served as global CEO for the Building Automation business unit in Zug, Switzerland. -
IBM and Honeywell Tridium to merge BAS software
The companies plan to integrate IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Energy Management and IBM Maximo Asset Management enterprise software with Tridium's Niagara and Sedona software. -
SolaHD Publishes Power Quality Guidebook
Guide serves as a solutions-oriented tutorial for solving key power quality problems such as voltage surges, power interruptions, brownouts, sags, transients, harmonics and electrical noise. -
GE buys part of SynapSense
SynapSense technology improves energy efficiency and cuts power and cooling costs in data centers. -
Honeywell Acquires E-mon
E-Mon is a manufacturer of electric submetering products and systems. -
ABB orders up, revenues down in Q2
ABB’s orders grew 5 percent in the second quarter of 2010, led by increases of more than 20 percent in each of the company’s automation divisions.