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  • Siemens sells automation systems to two Chinese rolling mills

    Siemens is supplying the basic and process automation for two plants, from the furnace exit side for the roughing and finishing mills, laminar-flow-cooling sections, up to the coilers, including the coil conveyors.
    20 July, 2007 | 3 minutes
  • ARC says SCADA Market for Oil & Gas to reach $1.1 Billion

    The worldwide market for SCADA Systems for the Oil & Gas industry is expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.9% over the next five years.
    18 July, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • ISA releases CSE Exam Reference Manual

    This practical reference manual, available in a downloadable PDF format, can be used to prepare for the Control Systems Engineering (CSE) examination.
    21 June, 2007 | 1 minutes
  • IPS to install operator simulator for Sinclair refinery

    The solution includes SimSci-Esscor DYNSIM process simulation and FSIM Plus controls simulation, supporting a variety of operator training functions.
    05 June, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • Vulnerabilities identified in SCADA systems

    InfoWorld, May 2007 By Matt Hines The first remotely-exploitable vulnerabilities in Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems have been identified by researchers.
    17 May, 2007 | 1 minutes
  • Dinesh Paliwal leaving ABB

    Dinesh Paliwal, President, will leave ABB at the end of June.
    10 May, 2007 | 1 minute
  • Honeywell to supply controls to MOL Group in Hungary

    Honeywell will implement 10 UniSim Operator Trainer Simulator projects at MOL's Duna and Slovnaft refineries over the next three years. MOL is one of Europe’s largest oil and gas companies.
    08 May, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • Sadlowski named Chief Executive Officer for Siemens

    Siemens appointed Dennis Sadlowski President and CEO, succeeding Aubert Martin, who is retiring.
    03 May, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • MicroEmissive Displays to build P-OLED-based headsets

    MED will build headsets based on polymer organic light emitting diodes (P-OLEDs), a competitor to LCD flat panel displays.
    02 May, 2007 | 1 minutes
  • ABB Announces income up 163% in Q1

    ABB's first-quarter net income rose 163 percent to $537 million from $204 million in the same period of 2006, driven primarily by continued strong market demand and further operational improvements.
    27 April, 2007 | 1 minute
  • ISA issues standard for power plant HMIs

    ISA approved ISA-RP77.60.05, "Fossil Fuel Power Plant Human-Machine Interface: Task Analysis," as an ISA recommended practice.
    18 April, 2007 | 1 minutes
  • ISA releases Alarm Management book

    "Alarm Management: Seven Effective Methods for Optimum Performance," by Bill R. Hollifield and Eddie Habibi, describes how properly designed and maintained alarm systems can drastically help to improve plant safety, reliability, and profitability.
    16 April, 2007 | 1 minute
  • Cambridge Display awarded grant for display research

    This grant will part fund a project which will be important in the field of low-cost organic electronic devices, and especially in the development of low-cost flexible displays. The total value of project is around $500k.
    13 April, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • PLCopen forms Security working group for control systems

    The goal is to define a test bed and a set of routines, implementing a set of software tools and scripts to perform these test, and making this available to the public in order to be able prove a level of networking security within a broad set of control systems.
    12 April, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • InPlay Technologies licenses Duraswitch to Kay-EE in China

    Under the terms of the agreement, Kay-EE has the right to market and manufacture products using Duraswitch electronic switch technologies. Guangzhou Kay-EE Membrane Keyboard Switch Co. (Kay-EE) is one of the largest suppliers of membrane switch panels in mainland China.
    10 April, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • IPS building new regional HQ in Western Canada

    Invensys broke ground for a brand new, 15,500 square foot regional headquarters facility in South East Calgary. It will be twice as large as the present Calgary facility and will have three times the staging area to accommodate staging, testing, and verification of customers' automation systems.
    10 April, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • ICONICS wins Microsoft award

    ICONICS received the Microsoft ISV Trailblazer Partner of the Year Award.
    04 April, 2007 | 2 minutes
  • ARC says Asian DCS Market thrives on massive investments in manufacturing

    Strong economic activity in Asia is spurring the growth of manufacturing, which in turn is propelling the growth of the automation market in the region. The Asian market for Distributed Control Systems (DCS) is expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.0% over the next five years, according to a new ARC Advisory Group study.
    15 March, 2007 | 3 minutes
  • ISA leads efforts to develop an Automation Engineering Degree Program

    A committee of industry leaders and academia met at ISA headquarters to begin work on the learning objectives for an automation engineering curriculum for universities. "Our goal is to develop curriculum content for a 4-year automation engineering degree program," said committee chair Randy Buchanan of the University of Southern Mississippi.
    15 March, 2007 | 3 minutes
  • Syncroness study confirms trend of outsourcing new product development

    According to the study, 83% of respondents had outsourced some or all of NPD activity, confirming that outsourcing of core product development is extremely important in today’s market.
    15 March, 2007 | 1 minutes
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