Are today’s Distributed Control Systems ready for what tomorrow could bring? Johan Björklund of leading global technology company ABB believes they are. Here he looks at how the DCS is adapting to ...

Change management has become a universally applied term in organizational development, but with 70 percent of transformations failing, according to McKinsey and Co., it may be time to look beyond ...

Change management keeps failing, even when execution is disciplined. The problem isn’t resistance. It’s the reflex leaders ...

Automation helped organizations survive the first wave of digital scale. The next phase will test who can combine execution with reasoning, speed with confidence and change with control. Forbes ...

Over the past decade, those of us in the power industry have witnessed a remarkable transformation. Power needs have not only grown, but with each generation they have advanced — driven by smarter ...

CNOs need to be equipped to support their nurses throughout times of change. Handling change management as a CNO can be complicated. With many constant changes happening in healthcare, from mergers ...

SUNRISE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Marketing technology company SproutLoud is proud to announce that it has been awarded a second patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), ...

Manufacturers are dependent on automated assets such as programmable logic controllers (PLC), PC control systems and computer numerical controllers (CNC). As vital as these devices are to the ...

I am an engineer in a small-ish telecom shop. We have some complex gear, but for many years, our company has operated with almost no oversight of the "button pushers". I would say that the lack of ...

We are currently witnessing a new wave of systems enthusiasm among philanthropic and development organizations eager to be identified as system leaders, with a host of implementing organizations and ...

This comes up now and again as a thread and I've searched the forum. Peoples' needs vary and so there's talk ranging from very large systems (Peregrine?) down to forum software (phpBB) and wikis. And ...