February 2013

Special Report: Clean Fuels

The next generation of interfaces for process engineering software

This article offers new insight into how the user interfaces to the next generation of process engineering software might look, how they will benefit their users and the key enablers that will make it all possible.

Invensys Operations Management: Brown, S.

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Brown, S. - Invensys Operations Management, Houston, Texas

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