Here’s some of the sights and sounds from Day 3 at the Emerson Exchange.
Exchange Today: Daily news from the Emerson Global Users Exchange
- John Berra Retires Today, Offers Thoughts On 40 Years
- Keynote: Powerful Laughter: Grab Your Fears By the Handle
- Next Exchange: From the Southwest to The Capital of Country & Western
- Kill off the Clipboard: SIS Proof Test Automation with Syncade
- Attendees Speak: Exchange Conference Snapshots
- Noted Engineer Authors Sign Books
Show News – Emerson Global Users Exchange
- Advanced Control Gives Goodyear a One-Two Bounce
- Emerson’s John Berra Says Farewell
- Tools for the Safety Lifecycle
- Smarter Firewall to Ease Set-up, Maintenance
- “DeltaV Connect” Eases Control System Migration
- Fisher Showcases Latest in Sanitary Control Valve Designs
The Emerson Exchange YouTube channel.
- Bob Karschnia on Wireless
- Bob Lenich on Syncade
- John Berra reflects on the changes he has seen over 41 years with Emerson
- Emerson Exchange attendees discuss the opening address by Steve Sonnenberg
- Russ Muller and James Powell discuss an application involving multiple fieldbus protocols
- Laura Kauchak on Asset Management
- Kim Van Camp and Todd Stauffer discuss asset management and rationalization strategies
- End user attendees reflect on their experiences after two days at Emerson Global Users Exchange
- Nathan Pettus discusses product lifecycle costs and working with COTS [commercial off-the-shelf] equipment
- Chats with attendees and board members between sessions
- Interview with three attendees from Columbia, in Spanish
- Department of Homeland Security member explain some of the resources available for industrial control systems
Gary Mintchell Feedforward blog: Emerson Exchange Two Days In
The Read-out Signpost blog: #EMRex Beaten by an avalanche of tweets
Process Control Musings: You Say You Want a (Revo)Solution
The pace continues fast and furious and we fly through this week! As always, you can follow the action in real-time on the #EMRex Twitter search.
Update: Industrial Safety and Security Source: Emerson: Security Starts with Talking