Batch management’s Siamese twins
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Over the past 10 years, Technews has become increasingly sensitive to the shortage of skills in the engineering and associated technical fields on which it reports. To help address this, and as a tribute ...
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Some of the data and voice cables feeding the Johannesburg office of Technews Publishing have been damaged by “Joburg Water”, during endeavours to repair a leak in a water main. Should you be unable ...
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Around the world regulatory bodies and consumers are demanding ever increasing levels of traceability from agri-businesses, the food ­supply chain and pharmaceutical manufacturers
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SA Instrumentation & Control’s editor, Steven Meyer, is currently taking a much deserved and over-due holiday, so I am holding the fort in his stead.       Crystal ball view for 2011? At the time of this ...
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SA Instrumentation & Control’s editor, Steven Meyer, is currently attending a conference in the United States, so I am standing in for him during the final production stages of this issue.       A simple ...
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Environmental threat or new age opportunity?
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Towards the end of every year the teams at Technews get together to reassess how accurately the structures in the various magazines are keeping pace with the trends in the markets they report on. SAI&C ...
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On 26 August, beneath the streets of Johannesburg in Newtown’s remarkable Turbine Hall, élancommunications managing director, Hanli Kritzinger, opened the launch of Process Expo 2011. From 17 to 19 May ...
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The enthusiasm that radiated from a recent Honeywell media afternoon reinforced my view of the importance of succession planning. It is vital for any sustainable strategy. Little wonder then that it is ...
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There are many drivers bringing IT to the factory floor but perhaps the key enablers are miniaturisation, low cost memory and communication abilities
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