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    The automation marketplace is undergoing the most significant shift in our lifetimes. Last year, when we wrote this article, we forecasted challenging times for the industry. Still, automation suppliers have proven their resilience by adopting new technologies and new ways of doing business. This led to continued market growth in 2025, and we expect momentum to increase throughout 2026 and beyond as companies adapt to challenging, new economic and technology trends.

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    System integrator Hargrove Controls & Automation compares the tools of the data analytics trades
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    Sept. 29, 2026
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    Sept. 28, 2026
    Industry’s biggest bottleneck isn’t technology, but the industrial workforce’s ability to keep up. We take a deeper look into why training is broken and how to fix it
    Sept. 21, 2026
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    Sept. 15, 2026
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    July 24, 2026
    This is the first article in a three-part series examining types of “noise” in measurements that corrupt knowing the true process value, and how to compensate
    July 13, 2026