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Major automation vendors are increasingly integrating wireless technologies into their products for the next generation of plant automation. Going  wireless is seen as a way to cost effectively add more monitoring capabilities and points of measurement, enhance workforce mobility, improve safety and security, and drive more efficient utilization of assets, raw materials and energy. This new generation of wireless network technology offers a tremendous opportunity to realize significant improvements in the overall efficiency of industrial plants.
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 Gary Mintchell’s Feed Forward Mike Bradley is not wasting time building Apprion into a wireless networking force in the market. Mike Sullivan has been named vice president of global sales. As Apprion's senior sales executive, Sullivan will be responsible for developing channel partnerships and expanding opportunities across all manufacturing markets. Sullivan has over 28 years of industry expertise in developing and leading sales organizations that have successfully addressed the unique needs of the industrial marketplace. Read the Article » Plant Engineering – February 2008  
Focusing on integration and management of a facility’s wireless infrastructure, Moffett Field CA-based Apprion, has released R3 of its ION system. The release allows facilities to improve management of users, devices and systems across a large network and plant area, while enhancing plant communications, increasing productivity and satisfying regulatory mandates. Read the Article »
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