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Webinar: Improve Operational Visibility Through Cybersecure Integration of Power and Process Systems

  • Webinar

Watch the webinar to explore how automation professionals can improve visibility of industrial operations by integrating power and process systems into one cybersecure control architecture.

Briefing: AI Risks to Critical Infrastructure

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This briefing document provides an analysis of the implications and applications of artificial intelligence (AI) within the context of critical infrastructure (CI) sectors in the United States, with a particular focus on the energy sector.

2024 Industrial Automation Professional Salary Survey

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Automation.com, a subsidiary of International Society of Automation (ISA), surveyed automation professionals from around the world about their 2023-2024 gross salaries.

Webinar: Storage Product Innovation Designed for the Edge, Core and Cloud

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In this webinar, Dell Technologies will share with you the latest announcements to their Industrial Automation product portfolio.

Webinar: Designing Solutions for the Edge: Driving Industrial Innovation

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In this webinar, we will address these trends, the surge in edge computing and uncover how you can drive value by partnering with Dell Technologies OEM Embedded & Edge Solutions. We can help you design, deliver and support customized industrial Edge solutions and a secure supply chain – all from one trusted and sustainable tier 1 vendor. 

Webinar: Next-Gen Technologies Enabling Connected Manufacturing

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Hear from a panel of experts how manufacturers are transforming and how industrial solution builders can keep them ready for the era of new industrial revolution.

How to Conduct an Energy Audit to Acheive Long-Term Savings

  • White Paper

The goal of an energy audit is to get accurate energy data that shows you where your facility’s energy went over the period; which equipment, circuits, buildings or divisions consumed the energy; and exactly when this usage occurred.