Posts Tagged ‘Web 2.0’
A Call to Collaborate
Posted in Communities, Measurement on Thursday, February 11th, 2010. No comments yetThe president of Emerson’s Micro Motion Coriolis flow & density measurement business, Tom Moser, has a great article in the Jan/Feb edition of ISA’s Intech magazine. The executive corner article, Online collaboration: A win for all of us, is a strong call to action for process automation suppliers and process manufacturers to take advantage of […]
Sparking Process Automation Usability Conversations
Posted in Miscellaneous on Wednesday, August 12th, 2009. No comments yetYou may have seen the Sound Off! blog post, Welcome to the Process Automation Usability Project– #PAutoUP. It announced: We have been working on a Web 2.0 Social Media enabled way for the process automation community to discuss, teach and learn about usability issues in process automation for some time. It is called the Process […]
Should Engineers be Social or Not?
Posted in Cyber-Security, Enterprise Integration on Thursday, June 4th, 2009. One comment so farA colleague pointed me to this provocatively titled article, Social media: Why engineers should be anti-social, on the Control Engineering website. It reports: A recent survey says that IT departments are having arms twisted to relax cyber security rules and allow access to social media sites, such as Twitter or GoogleApps. I hope some of […]
