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2007 Foxboro User Group

July 19, 2007

Control Magazine reports live from the 2007 Foxboro User Group Conference. See the daily developments and details here.

Invensys’ VP Peter Martin

E-News Headlines from July 16

Peter Martin Whacks ‘Em Between the Eyes
Foxboro Comes Home to Boston
Stress waves ID faults before they derail production
Enmeshed in the mesh for best practices
Practical fieldbus tools aid predictive maintenance

Invensys' Neil Cooper.

E-News Headlines from July 17

Making the Move from Condition Monitoring to Management
Closing the Loop on Real-time Enterprise Control
The Hidden Costs of Successful Safety
Power Plant Goes Wireless Three Ways
Solving the Security vs. Access Dilemma

PPG’s Rob Brooks.

E-News Headlines from July 19

PPG Blazing New Trails in Wireless
Foxboro Controller Updates Ease Migration Tasks
New Turbine Trip Scheme Boosts Asset Output
Batch Breaking Boundaries at Bayer and in Biotech

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