Common-sense regulations are the most efficient option in many applications, and more of us should help develop them, instead of run from them
Jim Montague, executive editor, Control
12/16/2015
Hi-tech accessories, software and networking are allowing distributed control systems (DCS) to expand their job descriptions and take on non-traditional tasks
Jim Montague, executive editor, Control
12/14/2015
The Industrial Internet of Things promises to provide information that mitigates the unknown unknowns, but it's useless if you deny what it reveals
Paul Studebaker, editor in chief, Control
12/09/2015
We need universities to offer courses and ultimately a curriculum and degree in process control
Greg McMillan and Stan Weiner
12/08/2015
Outsource or automate to reduce costs, shorten delivery and improve results
Paul Studebaker, editor in chief, Control
12/08/2015
Big new projects that could save millions in copper by deploying Foundation fieldbus or Profibus contentedly nurse at the warm and familiar breast of analog solutions.
John Rezabek, process control specialist, ISP Corp.
12/07/2015
However tantalizing the prospect of dispensing with models may be, it is the long road of experience, not the shortcut of simplification, that compels one to the model-less path.
Allan Kern, P.E.Consultant
12/07/2015
Processors must respond to demands ranging from better automation to more pouches and the power of social media
Paul Studebaker, editor in chief, Control
11/20/2015
El Dorado Chemical, Intco projects benefit from reduced feedstock and fuel prices as well as Rockwell Automation technology
Jim Montague, executive editor, Control
11/20/2015
Mobile, quality control and asset management applications highlight the Rockwell Automation array of information solutions.
Paul Studebaker, editor in chief, Control
11/20/2015
Demonstrating a range of real-world customer applications, The Connected Enterprise merited its own pavilion at Automation Fair.
Mike Bacidore, chief editor, Control Design
11/20/2015
