Automation
Always have a plan
System integrators link ambitious projects from manufacturers and automation innovations, but they face a number of challenges in doing so. There are systems, however, in place to identify and overcome those challenges.
Consolidating software on a single platform
Company sees greater efficiency, can share data across divisions.
Burrow Global, Houston, Texas
Burrow Global is the 2018 System Integrator of the Year for the Large System Integrator Technology. Chief strategic officer and director of business development Nigel James shares some of the company's success stories and advice.
Looking back; looking ahead
The December 2017 issue of AppliedAutomation highlights natural gas utility maintenance using data analysis, PID, and radar sensors for liquid level measurement.
Top 5 Plant Engineering articles, November 27-December 3: IIoT, 2018 manufacturing predictions, Plant Engineering at 70, and more
Articles about IIoT, 2018 manufacturing predictions, Plant Engineering at 70, mobile robot safety, and solar powered gas distribution were Plant Engineering's five most clicked articles from last week, November 27-December 3. Were you out? You can catch up here.
Organization outlines 10 manufacturing predictions for 2018
IDC's top 10 manufacturing predictions for 2018 focus on topics such as ecosystems, embedded intelligence, the IT/OT convergence, supply chain advances, and intelligent assets.
Embrace control room technology innovation
Tips on how to do more with what you’ve got, look to the future.
Vote for the best products of 2017
Who will win gold in 2017? Oil & Gas Engineering announces the finalists for its 1st annual Product of the Year competition
Robots’ role in the oil and gas industry
With operational costs cutting deep into profits, oil and gas companies are recently adopting automation technology for more efficient and safer work.
Process instrumentation, automation market expected to grow in North America
The Measurement, Control & Automation Association (MCAA) projects that the process instrumentation and automation (PI&A) market in the United States, valued at $11.7 billion, is projected to grow 3.6% by 2021 to a total of $14 billion.