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ISPE guide aids manufacturing execution system use

ISPE has released a guidance document entitled: 'GAMP good practice guide: manufacturing execution systems - a strategic and program management approach'.

Industrial-control training for Wago customers

Wago is hosting five free Industrial Control Customer Training Courses at its Milwaukee area headquarters.

Beko unveils compressed-air e-learning programme

Beko Technologies has developed an interactive internet-based e-training concept that enables the compressed-air specialist to realise the global knowledge transfer of its staff worldwide.

Exveritas software verifies Atex and IEC products

A range of free software has been developed by Exveritas to assist those involved in the design or verification of Atex and IEC products or sites with explosive atmospheres.

Adept to exhibit robotics at Solarcon China 2010

Adept Technology has announced it will be presenting its robotics and software solutions at the Solarcon China 2010 show in Shanghai from 16-18 March 2010.

Steel News

Same-Store Sales Down but Improved at Ruby Tuesday

Ruby Tuesday, Inc. today announced that same-restaurant sales for company-owned restaurants were -0.8% to -1.0% in the third quarter ended March 2, 2010, compared to the same quarter of the prior year.

Founders, Citi buy Tata Motors shares from Daimler

Tata Sons, the holding entity for Tata Group firms, and Citigroup have acquired a 8.65 million shares in Tata Motors from Germany's Daimler AG .

Schnitzer shares drop following analyst downgrade

Shares of Schnitzer Steel Industries fell on Monday as a UBS analyst downgraded the scrap steel processor.

Colonial Hills: Tall trees, deep roots

A snow cave makes a fun playground for Eli Hitzhusen, 5, and his brother Haden, 2, at their house in the Colonial Hills neighborhood of Worthington.

Nippon Steel Plans to Source M...

Nippon Steel Corp., Japan's largest steelmaker, will pursue investments in iron ore and coal mines, joining rivals in a bid to curb costs and secure supplies of the steelmaking ingredients.