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Remote and condition monitoring in chemical plants
Automation.com, January 2012 By Gianni Minetti, Paradox Engineering Chemical plants struggle with growing complexity and are often instrumented for process control. Wireless sensors might not always be a viable option, while wireless transmission seems to be the best choice. So how to conjugate these two elements? -
Mincom to supply EAM & ERP software to gold mining company
Allied Nevada licensed Ellipse 8 Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software. -
Major Automation & Control Trends in 2012
Automation.com, January 2012 By Bill Lydon, Editor Here are my thoughts on major automation and control trends in 2012. These opinions are based on a wide range of inputs from users, suppliers and industry consultants, and from attending numerous industry forums, conferences and trade shows every year. -
Create Information Connections and Optimize Your Plant
Automation.com, January 2012 By Rockwell Automation To harness the wealth of untapped “manufacturing intelligence,” companies must overcome the barriers to collecting, correlating, visualizing and sharing plantfloor information with the overall operation. -
Geometric to support PROSTEP customers in Asia Pacific
Geometric is an exclusive provider of technical support for PROSTEP’s PLM software. -
PAM and PLM market growing
Frost & Sullivan estimates that the market value of PAM and PLM will reach €506.6 and €4331.4 million, respectively, in 2017. -
IFS to replace 20-year-old legacy ERP system
Communications Systems selected IFS Applications ERP solution to replace its legacy enterprise systems. -
Kenesto Announces Beta Program
Kenesto is seeking companies whose work processes can be completed successfully in the beta version of Kenesto, a cloud-based system that allows users to create processes and manage work easily. -
Manufacturing Intelligence Market to expand 13%
The market will exceed $750 million in 2011 and is expected to reach more than $1.4 billion by 2016, according to ARC. -
IFS to supply ERP to Meggitt (Maryland)
Meggitt will implement IFS Business Performance, Financials, Distribution, Manufacturing, Engineering/Product Design, Maintenance, Sales and Support, and Human Resources. -
Aegis software controls Spectrum Assembly operations
Aegis iLaunch and iView Manufacturing Operation Software modules provide SAI with a distributed, paperless environment to replace paper-based manufacturing process instructions. -
Managing Process Plants for Failure
Automation.com, December 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor Companies are looking for ways to improve efficiency and profits but the use of and Real-Time Optimization (RTO) including Advanced Process Control (APC) is still limited. Why? -
IFS Acquires LatinIFS in Brazil
LatinIFS was established in 2004 and is an IFS Applications distributor in Latin America. The company is headquartered in São Paulo and has a site in Rio de Janeiro. -
Manufacturing Technology Orders Up 80.5% from 2010
Orders were down 22.4% from September but up 20.3% when compared with the total of $385.21 million reported for October 2010. -
Agatos joins Invensys Partner Ecosystem Program in SE Asia
Agatos is a Singapore-based Wonderware systems integrator. -
Epicor to supply ERP to DRB
DRB Group selected the Epicor enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution to replace its 20-year old business systems. -
Werum supplies MES to Novo Nordisk
The program will implement a globally standardized ERP/MES solution on the basis of SAP and Werum’s PAS-X. -
Emerson to automate lead and zinc plant in China
Emerson will provide a DeltaV automation system, AMS Suite asset management software, and smart field devices using Foundation fieldbus and WirelessHART. -
A New HMI Software Product. Why?
Automation.com, November 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor I was recently introduced to a new HMI software offering, Tatsoft FactoryStudio. My first reaction was - Why does the industry need another HMI software product? I interviewed Tatsoft CEO and founder, Marcos Taccolini to learn more. -
Must Industry Choose Between Security or Efficiency?
Automation.com, November 2011 By Eric Byres, Byres Security Inc. On one hand, industry is becoming increasingly concerned about just how vulnerable control systems have become to outside attacks. At the same time, new tools and applications that improve efficiency, but increase that exposure, are appearing daily. So must we sacrifice these gains in efficiency if we want to be secure?
