Highlights from the Honeywell Users Group Symposium
June 13, 2006
Headlines from the three-day event include excerpts from presentations by Honeywell Automation and Control Solutions' Roger Fradin, who shares his company's process automation vision; ExxonMobil's Johan Nye and Michael Sarli on security risks and tomorrow's plant operators; and Genentech's Chris Schreil on his company's joint development with Honeywell on a new control system.
"Security is a journey not a destination—new threats are emerging all the time." ExxonMobil’s Johan Nye.
• Honeywell management shares process automation vision • Next-gen wireless strategy to be offered to SP100 • User group leadership reports progress, priorities • Technology roadmap reiterates consistent evolution
• 'Panelman' gives way to 'wireless worker' in the future • Genentech, Abbott explore possibilities of POMSnet • Aztec grass-roots mill pushes automation, integration • Katrina teaches Mississippi Polymer some tough lessons • HPS President Bolick honors user group leadership
• Securing open control systems the ExxonMobil way • DuPont conquers snakes, mud to restart after Katrina • Alarm management gone wrong, wrong, wrong...
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