Over the past several months, process automation hall-of-fame member Greg McMillan has been sharing tips from his 101 Tips for a Successful Automation Career book. These tips appear as weekly blog posts over at the ISA Interchange blog. Today's post, Tip #19: Always...
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Need Tips on Having a Successful Automation Career?
There is another great book coming out for automation professionals. Just in time for the 2012 ISA Automation Week conference, Control Talk and ISA Interchange blog's Greg McMillan along with Hunter Vegas have written 101 Tips for a Successful Automation Career. In...
Trend from Industrial Use to Personal Use Reverses
It used to be that developments in industry found their ways into our homes. Today, the reverse is true more often than not. The technologies we touch in our homes impact industrial product developments. In today's guest post, Emerson's Anand Iyer, a control systems...
Automation Professional Khan Academy
Happy New Year! I took the opportunity to largely unplug from the grid over the past few weeks to rest, relax, rejuvenate and visit with family and friends. I hope you had the opportunity to do the same. Not completely unplugging, I had a chance to poke around and...
Hot Off the Press – New Control Loop Foundation Book
A few weeks ago, I highlighted a new process control fundamentals book by Emerson technologists Terry Blevins and Mark Nixon. Terry and Mark were burning the midnight oil to have the book, Control Loop Foundation - Batch and Continuous Processes, published in time for...
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