AI That Deserves an “Ovation”
As part of its release of the Ovation 4.0 Automation Platform, Emerson is adding transformative generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) that will enhance data to...
Finding Success from Customized Simulations
Applied Flow Technology (AFT), a pioneer in pipe flow modeling software, has a comprehensive line
of products for the analysis and design of piping and...
What Is HUMANufacturing?
Comau is a leading global company in industrial automation. With over four decades of field-tested experience, Comau develops a wide assortment of innovative Industry...
Efficient Water Infrastructure From Coast to Coast
Sulzer is expanding its domestic water business and has commissioned operations in Portland, Oregon, where it is assembling and testing large water pumps. Additionally,...
Welcome to the Internet of Things
Sensaphone® will introduce its Sentinel™ PRO remote monitoring system, an enhanced version of the Sentinel cloud-based system, at WEFTEC 2015. Sentinel PRO monitors up...
Finding Opportunity at Every Turn
U.S. Water Services is at the forefront of customer-focused solutions for the water industry. LaMarr Barnes, vice president of marketing and business development, sat...
The Manufacturing Sector’s Ticking “Biological Clock”
As the senior director of partner program management at ThomasNet.com, Susan Orr is responsible for overall program management including partner on-boarding, operational integration, collaborative...
A Model For The Future
Trey Walters is the president of Applied Flow Technology (AFT), a pioneer in pipe flow modeling software. From municipal facilities to power plants to...
Bolstering the Bakken’s Twilight Years
Enverus Intelligence Research (EIR) is releasing its annual Williston Play Fundamentals that examines the distribution of remaining inventory across the play using economic and...
Better Than a Rule of Thumb
Founded in 1993, Applied Flow Technology (AFT) is a leader in the pipe flow modeling software market and offers a comprehensive line of products...









