Countering security threats to oil and gas networks
With greater connectivity between operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT), and the rise of the IIoT, can increase and even change the vulnerabilities of oil and gas assets to cyber attack. Companies and standards groups are looking to counter these efforts.
IIoT company receives funding to enhance oil and gas market presence
Seeq has secured $23 million in Series B funding led by the Altira Group, which has extensive experience in oil & gas industry technologies and software.
Vote for the best products of 2018
Who will win gold in 2018? Oil & Gas Engineering announces the finalists for its 2nd annual Product of the Year competition.
The R&D tax credit fuels the oil & gas renaissance
A primary government incentive to reward innovation.
Industrial Ethernet market projected to show strong growth
The industrial Ethernet market is set to grow from its current market value of more than $20 billion to over $72 billion by 2024 according to a research report by Global Market Insights.
Engineering company combines with industrial software business
AVEVA and Schneider Electric’s industrial software business have combined to create an engineering and industrial software company designed to serve a variety of industries across the globe.
2018 ERP, IIoT and the Cloud Study
The IIoT for Engineers 2018 Enterprise Resources Planning, IIoT and the Cloud Study unveiled several key findings regarding usage of ERP, IIoT, and the Cloud. This includes connections to process control, HMIs, SCADA, data historians, alarm management, and data acquisition systems.
Adjustments for digital automation platform
Commentary: GE Predix business focus changes to meet market strength as other cloud-based industrial platforms gain footing.
Cybersecurity for pipelines, other SCADA systems
It’s critical to stay up-to-date with cybersecurity measures to improve defenses against cyberattacks.
IIoT-equipped mobile robot exhibits snake-like dexterity
Robotic integration technology update: Robots-as-a-service are seen as suitable for inspection, surveillance, and non-destructive testing.