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The Great Fieldbus Debate - ISA/99
Dec 2, 1999 1:16 pm, by Jim Pinto
Subject : Information
from the Automation List dept.
Text :
The Great Fieldbus Debate - is Over! The Fieldbus Debate was one of the best attended sessions at ISA TechExpo/99 in Philadelphia. Yours truly - was the moderator, with a blue-ribbon roster of speakers, including 3 major Suppliers (Invensys, Fisher-Rosemount and Zoneworx) and 3 significant end-users (GM, Philip Morris and Shell). Many people felt that it was simply a chorus of "I Did It My Way!" Dick Caro, Chairman of the SP-50 and IEC Fieldbus committees gave his frank opinion of "The Fieldbus Wars" and threatened to resign his chairmanship if no progress is made soon. Watch for direct results within weeks ! Read the summary report on the debate and its important conclusions on line at : http://www.actionio.com/jimpinto/debate.html Cheers: jim -------------------------------/ Jim Pinto Action Instruments Tel : 619-279-8836 (direct) email : jimpinto@actionio.com Action Instruments Webpage : http://www.actionio.com -------------------------------/
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