Let's Get Started

Dec. 10, 2009

Here we go, the most challenging of all steps is the first one so I will start safe (baby steps concept) by sharing with you the topics I hope to cover in this blog:

I intend to have the column focus on networks (including IP based ones), fieldbuses, wireless, and anything have to do with the field level devices (including process analysers). I will also likely touch on Asset Management and related materials as well. VERY broad – as long as it has to do with getting reliable measurements from the field to the Control system.

Here we go, the most challenging of all steps is the first one so I will start safe (baby steps concept) by sharing with you the topics I hope to cover in this blog:

I intend to have the column focus on networks (including IP based ones), fieldbuses, wireless, and anything have to do with the field level devices (including process analysers). I will also likely touch on Asset Management and related materials as well. VERY broad – as long as it has to do with getting reliable measurements from the field to the Control system.

As you can see this covers a broad spectrum and of course since it is a blog I actively encourage feedback as well as suggestions for topics we can discuss. This does not mean that I will accept everyone's input (bandwidth limitations and such) but we will strive to make this a useful place to exchange ideas and I will also strive to put something up every work day.

So as the Black Eyed Peas sang not so many years ago - Let' Get It Started. - Ian

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