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The food manufacturing sector is rapidly embracing automation and data-driven tools, with companies like Tyson Foods and Goodman Fielder leading the charge. From reducing labor costs to streamlining operations with advanced SCADA and MES platforms, the industry is leveraging cutting-edge technology to address workforce challenges, boost efficiency, and drive sustainable growth.

The WI-I/O-9-U3 wireless transceiver combines multi I/O, modem and gateway functionality—as well as IoT connectivity—into a single device.

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Planning ahead to scale your business seems daunting, but you can ensure room for growth by keeping these things in mind.

The shift toward automation has radically changed the infrastructure requirements for food manufacturers.

A recent statement from U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cyber+Infrastructure’s (CISA) National Cyber Awareness System noted that the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has updated its “Essential Eight Maturity Model.” Though all this sounds like alphabet soup or bureaucratic gobble-de-gook, the Maturity Model consists of eight important mitigation strategies you should be employing to protect your computing systems.

The Food Processing Suppliers Association has announced the creation of new membership groups that are designed to offer members opportunities to network and collaborate with other professionals in their areas of expertise.

 The recent ARC Industry Forum, held in Orlando FL, described an “industrial Internet of Things” (IoT) as being close at hand. In fact, many of the technologies are already here, but some still need work to provide the services and security industrial operations need.  

The APG tank cloud remote monitoring system enables the monitoring of tank levels, as well as pressure, temperature, flow, pH and other process variables from anywhere with an Internet connection . . . 

Used in industrial and energy applications, the GE ML3000 MultiLink Ethernet switch offers flexible network design options and can be configured for as many as 32 Power of Ethernet ports to power up and communicate with end devices, such as badge readers, surveillance cameras and VoIP telephones, over a single cable.