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I have written here before about process creep. This happens when equipment is designed to a specific process condition, but over time, small changes are made to those process conditions. This becomes a problem when the original equipment is no longer suitable for the application. Scope creep is quite similar and IIoT efforts often […]
Context in Baseball
Growing up in St. Louis during the 1980s, it was hard not to be a Cardinals fan. They made their first appearance of the decade in 1982 and appeared again in 1985 and 1987. The 1982 Series against the Brewers was exceptionally memorable, not only because they won, but because it […]
I started this blog in 2011 when I was with Emerson Automation Solutions (Emerson Process Management at the time). Since then I have moved to a role focused on SCADA, MES, manufacturing intelligence and IIoT. I still maintain that asset reliability and availability is a robust strategy in a global economy. […]
