Companies Have Tools to Help in COVID-19 Situation
The epic proportions of the coronavirus infection have created a situation changing so rapidly that it’s hard to keep up with what’s happening.
Online Control Valve Diagnostics in Today’s Cybersecurity World
The topic of cybersecurity usually brings to mind data breaches that impact financial or private information, stolen intellectual property or disruption of major events such as political elections.
#iiot #controls
VMA’s New Leaders
The association gained two new leaders last fall: Heather Rhoderick, who is VMA’s new president, and Bryan Burns, chairman of the board.
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2020 Can Be a Year of Education and Networking
The new year presents several exciting opportunities for those who manufacture and work with valves, actuators and related products.
#actuators #VMAnews
Implementing the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Many names have been given to the current state of technology in manufacturing including the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) and Industry 4.0.
#iiot #automation
Studying What Went Wrong
From time to time VALVEmagazine.com will open up the archives and re-publish some of our most popular articles from years past.
The Adventures of Duke Waters, Chapter 6
We continue the series written by John Ballun, president and CEO of Val-Matic Valve and Manufacturing Corp. and released in 2016 as a book dedicated to the mentors who saved him and others from making costly mistakes in the field.
Heather Rhoderick Takes Over as VMA President
After an exhaustive search by the Executive Search Committee, Heather Rhoderick, CAE, was named president of the Valve Manufacturers Association (VMA). “I’m honored to join the team at VMA as their president.”
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Valve Standards: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Valve standards are both the laws of the land and the roadmaps to be followed on the road to quality, especially for the oil and gas industry.
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Emerson Users Exchange: Digital Transformation Ramps Up
Increasingly, the digital transformation of industry means safer, more efficient operation, increased production and improved quality.