A glimpse into how a major automation player is tackling rapidly changing global manufacturing industries leads our list this week.
Leading the boards this week is a look into how Invensys Operations Management, a major industrial automation player, is positioning itself to serve global industries. Though lower down the list than last week, readers are still showing considerable interest in a story related to embedded computing in industrial settings. Here’s the AW Top 5 Pulse for May 10, 2013:
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