Switching from a legacy control system to a modern one requires careful planning and execution, especially if done as a hot cutover--the switch happening while the process continues to run. One element that must be carefully planned should be the training of the...
Emerson's Laurie Ben and John Dolenc will be teaming up at the year's Emerson Exchange to present Modernizations & Migrations: Lessons Learned. The workshop is in two parts because of the vast ground they cover with respect to control system modernization and...
Today is the first of two guest blog posts this week. Aaron Crews graciously agreed to write this while I'm goofing off this week on vacation. Thanks Aaron! Jim is a brave soul to hand over the keys to the blog while he's on vacation this week. Hopefully I don't do...
A hot cutover post from several weeks ago featuring Emerson's Aaron Crews prompted a question from another Emerson project professional to Aaron. The question described an upcoming hot cutover project and asked Aaron to share any additional thoughts he had. For those...
It must be one of those weeks where a theme accidentally emerges. This week, it's discovering things to write about courtesy of Twitter. The subject for today's post comes from Aaron Crews, a principal control systems engineer with The Automation Group (TAG). TAG...
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