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ERP is hard to use says IFS
Almost 40 percent of respondents to a survey said that their enterprise software was “somewhat difficult to use,” 13 percent said “very difficult to use” and 1 percent said it was “almost impossible to use.” -
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CoActive Technologies Acquires Comax Industrial
Headquartered in Hong Kong with its primary engineering and manufacturing facility located in Huizhou, China, Comax manufactures more than 250 million switches and parts annually. -
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ARC says CPM market in Process Industries to grow
The CPM market for process industries was down in 2009, rebounded in 2010, and is expected to exceed $4 billion by 2015. -
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Hexagon Metrology Opens Factory in Oceanside, California
The factory and Research and Development Center, will serve as the North American manufacturing headquarters for ROMER portable coordinate measuring machines. -
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ProLeiT signs Avanceon as North American partner
Avanceon, in Exton, PA, is the exclusive distributor of ProLeiT’s Plant iT and brewmaxx software in the distilling, brewing and dairy markets in North America. -
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Online industrial vibration training courses
Meggitt's industrial vibration training course videos explain vibration monitoring to beginner and intermediate users and help them understand how to derive the benefits of vibration analysis. -
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ERP fails to keep pace with mixed-mode manufacturing
Manufacturing is getting more complex and ERP software is not adequately addressing that complexity, leaving manufacturers with disjointed and inadequate technology. -
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Bosch Rexroth becomes principal member of ODVA
Bosch Rexroth, an active member for several years, became one of the organization’s principal members. -
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Industrial Wireless Update – where no wires have gone before
Automation.com, February 2011 While the intense debates continue over industrial wireless standards many automation professionals are applying industrial wireless solutions to achieve greater efficiency and profits for their companies. -
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PMMI starts Alliance for Innovation and Operational Excellence
The AIOE’s purpose is to bring together operations professionals from consumer products companies and solutions providers to address key industry issues. -
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Soaring Energy Prices driving Medium Voltage Drives sales
Frost & Sullivan says the European market for Medium Voltage Drives was $176.9 million in 2010 and estimates this to reach $287.2 million by 2016. -
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Siemon provides 3D Cable Models through Autodesk Web Service
Building and network designers can now find Siemon cabling product models through the Autodesk Seek web service. -
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OPC UA is Frictionless Bridge to New Automation Architecture
Automation.com, February 2011 OPC UA elevates automation systems to the level of current computing technology by leveraging web services and Internet Protocol (IP), enabling automation systems to deliver increased value. -
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The Bright Side to Energy Conservation
By Beckhoff Beckhoff Automation industrial PCs, I/O and TwinCAT PLC software help Fifth Light deliver up to 80% energy savings via intelligent lighting systems for buildings. -
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Hoffmann + Krippner opens new division in UK
Hoffmann + Krippner UK will build custom industrial PC solutions for low- to medium-volume requirements. -
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Study says most manufacturers in a green supply chain
Almost 77 percent of manufactures participating in a recent survey said they are currently required by their customers to report on their environmental impact. -
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TÜV certifies ABB’s Safety Execution Center in Mexico
ABB's Safety Execution Center (SEC) in Mexico City has been certified by TÜV as having in place and applying a Functional Safety Management System (FSMS). -
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Wurldtech’s Achilles Satellite approved by ISASecure
The Achilles Satellite network test tool is recognized by ISASecure accredited labs to perform Communication Robustness Testing (CRT) of embedded devices. -
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Post-Stuxnet Industrial Security
By Frank Dickman, Innonimate After Stuxnet, the threats from malware and insufficient IT security in automation networks can no longer be ignored. The real danger looming out there, however, is not from Stuxnet itself, but rather from mutations likely to be created by imitators. -
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The Manufacturing Predicament
Automation.com, February 2011 By Gerald Shankel, Fabricators & Manufacturers Association Manufacturing creates jobs, but manufacturers simply cannot find the skilled labor needed today to handle the kinds of sophisticated production processes and tasks required on the manufacturing shop floor.
