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What resources could help with an engineering-related job hunt?
Ask Control Engineering blog offers links to resources that could help a subscriber with a engineering-related job hunt. » more
Microsoft Windows XP EOS: What manufacturers need to know
Ask Control Engineering: What do I need to know about end of service (EOS) for Microsoft Windows XP, and what should I consider going forward? See 5 areas impacting cyber security, production reliability, and quality. Alert organizations have been migrating away from Windows XP; Microsoft may still provide limited support for companies that pay for extended... » more
For machines that cannot be upgraded, what needs to change now that Microsoft Windows XP support has ended?
Ask Control Engineering sought advice from industrial software developers related to the end of Microsoft Windows XP support. Here, Beckhoff Automation provides answers related to Microsoft Windows XP obsolescence. » more
What if some machines still use Microsoft Windows XP after support ends April 8?
Ask Control Engineering blog: After April 8, Microsoft support for Windows XP ends. If you're still using it on April 9, there are extra precautions. » more
How can we get more young engineering talent?
Dear Control Engineering: How can we get more young engineers interested in applying for positions at our location? » more
Which kind of temperature sensor is the most accurate?
Readers are often passionate about temperature sensors. Here’s one discussion based on experiences going back more than 40 years with more current responses. » more
Does phishing really work?
You’re making a big deal about phishing and spear phishing. Does anybody fall for that? » more
What's the best engineering-related gift from or for an engineer?
Engineers can give good (or bad) gifts like anyone else. We want to hear about good engineering-related gifts you have given or received for various gift-giving opportunities. » more
Do I need Java or not? How do I know?
Determining what you have on your computer is a first step to greater security. Java is a case in point. » more
How do I know if a wireless app is secure?
Before you download that new app, is there some way to tell if it is secure? Here are five questions you can ask. » more
Where is all the wireless process instrumentation?
The catalog of native wireless instrumentation devices is still pretty thin. What’s holding this process back? » more