A Frost & Sullivan report, "Programmable Logic Controllers Market," finds that the market earned revenues of $10.37 billion in 2013 and estimates this will reach $14.58 billion in 2018.
According to analyst firm Frost & Sullivan, the global PLC market, which witnessed a strong decline in growth in 2012 due to the uncertain economic scenario in the developed world, has bounced back. Since 2013, it has witnessed positive growth, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, where the rebound has been fueled by increased activity, especially in the construction, water and wastewater and power industries.
A Frost & Sullivan report, "Programmable Logic Controllers Market," finds that the market earned revenues of $10.37 billion in 2013 and estimates this will reach $14.58 billion in 2018.
In Europe, the need to enhance efficiency and comply with regulations, as well as improve safety and control capabilities, are driving…
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Submitted by SkylarB on Mon, 04/19/2010 - 00:06
Mobile technologies really make people come together easily. With all this Tea Party business going on (even though the original concerned import duties, not an actual income tax) and since tax day is passing by, I wondered just how unfair US taxes are. While it does send some running for payday cash advances, for OECD countries, we really pay very reasonable taxes. The UK pays 50% of earnings, in the US the tax scale tops at 35%. Numerous European countries do not protest about their taxes as loudly – and I discovered that they drink a lot beer than we do per person per year. So it logically follows that if the Tea Party protesters drank one more beer per day, they wouldn't be as agitated.
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