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Articles in Oct 1997 issue of InTech

• Marcam inks pact with PeopleSoft
• Y2K problems reach plants, too ...
• Mitsubishi to brand Steeplechase software
• Crouse-Hinds intrinsic safety information
• Object technology eases control and MES applications
  by Woien, Jan S
• Trihedral's monitoring and control software based on OOT
• Embedded Systems
• Diagnostic concepts for smart device-level networks
  by Dierauer, Peter P
• Intelligent alarm management saves industry $$$
  by Hawman, Chris
• Shell, SimSci offer integrated product
• InTech feedforward
• LNG facility planned in British Columbia
  by Whetton, Cris
• Want to view your plant's operations? Surf your Internet
  by Strothman, Jim
• U.S. economy to slow .9% in 1998, forecast says
• Business churn rising for lube basestocks
• PLC Tutor, The
• InTech voices
• Semiconductor firm wins fifth ISO 14001 certificate
• ISA'a standards department
• buzz about objects, The
  by Prentice, Laura K
• Gas sensors enhance safety
• Soviet legacy includes plants needing revamps
  by Whetton, Cris
• ISA approves SP50 fieldbus data link drafts
• European firms continue aggressive Asian activity
• Challenging conventional wisdom about success
• New start-up develops object-oriented system
• Ozone gets OK for use in U.S. food industry
• ERP market soars; Bayer to install SAP worldwide
• Europe's CEN, ECSS team on space standards
• American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
• Sensor offerings grow as diversity expands
  by McHugh, Peter
• University of Akron PLC Course
• ISA interface standard moving in the fast lane
  by Wray, William D
• Patent awarder for way to remove toxins in water
• Factory Mutual
• Pipline expansion focuses on Baltic
  by Whetton, Cris
• Ex-Kodak standards chief to head ISA S&P staff
• Pulp mill claims a foundation fieldbus first
  by Mangano, Jason; Dumdie, Dan
• To fieldbus or not to fieldbus
  by Ochsner, Marjorie; Schrier, Matthew
• Why control platforms?
  by Strothman, Jim; Colwell, Susan