Life Science

Scientist viewing a multi-well plate containing samples for testing in the laboratory. Life Sciences companies must be able to provide regulators with data-intensive, high-credibility reporting. To do this, a robust approach to environmental monitoring systems is key.

Monitoring systems must modernize to keep up with Life Sciences’ demands

4 min read | Vicki Pearson

5 strategies for optimizing healthcare facilities

Optimizing the Operation of Critical Life Science and Healthcare Facilities

3 min read | Guest Blogger

The criticality of compliance for life sciences

3 min read | Vicki Pearson

Life Sciences

Prioritizing power to minimize physical infrastructure failure risks

3 min read | Vicki Pearson

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Digital Transformation

Warp Speed Shift in Life Sciences

5 min read | David Cooper

Process OEM

Machine and Process Management

Open platforms and partnerships help process OEMs deliver on digitization promises

4 min read | Urvil Modi

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Food and Beverage

How Data Integration and Data Control Drives Marketplace Agility in Food and Beverage Operations

3 min read | Michael Jamieson

industrial UPS application in pharma production

Power Distribution and Management

How an Uninterruptible Power Supply Supports Pharma 4.0

3 min read | Bin Lu

Open Process Automation

Energies and Chemicals

Five Industry Leaders Are Teaming with ExxonMobil on Open Process Automation. This Changes Everything.

3 min read | Nathalie Marcotte

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Challenges and Successes for Pharmaceutical Electrical Infrastructure | ASCO Power Technologies

4 min read | Bhavesh Patel

Open innovation through Schneider Electric Exchange

Internet of Things

Open for business: Why digital co-innovation pays off

3 min read | Peter Weckesser

How to minimize five risks to life sciences facilities

4 min read | Vicki Pearson