Given the challenges with available time, travel, and expenses, virtual training has become and important way to build and sustain the skills needed to maximize the effectiveness of your plant automation. This quick 1:11 video, Empower Your Workforce with Virtual Training provides an overview of this complementary mode of training.
Author: Jocelyn Sexton Across a variety of industries, manufacturing plants must meet rigorous production goals in order for companies to remain competitive. Especially in today's economic climate, everyone is looking for the best cost options to make improvements...
Over the past many weeks, we've highlighted how communications technologies have made integrated operations, or iOps much more practical. It allows experts to help problem solve over great distances, as if they were at the local site in person. This not only applies...
One only has to look at some of the LinkedIn Career Discussions pages, such as the one in the DeltaV LinkedIn group, or on the Monster.com job board, to know that automation professionals are currently in high demand. If you are an engineer from another industry or do...
A few months ago, I shared some news of virtual classroom courses begun by the Emerson Educational Services team. This effort is being led here in Austin, Texas by Jim Siemers. I asked Jim for an update on how things are going with these virtual classes since the...
A few days ago, I saw this Twitter tweet from Emerson's Jeff Hackney: Train fm home - Emrsn Virtual Training classes for MiMiC V3 (Dec 1, 09) and DeltaV 7009 (Nov 2, 09) http://tiny.cc/Emerson_VLearning Jeff is part of the Emerson Educational Services team and I was...
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