Title: Pinto's Points : How to Win in the Automation Business Author: Jim Pinto ISBN: 1556179537 / 9781556179532 Format: Soft Cover Pages: 270 Publisher: ISA Year: 2006 Availability: Out of Stock
Description
Contents
If you need some insightful pointers on how to succeed in the automation business, or an overview of today’s and tomorrow’s hot technologies, then this is the book for you. An updated and enhanced collection of ISA’s “Pinto’s Points” columns, published every week as part of InTech News, the book covers management topics, globalization, sales and marketing as well as nanotechnology, micro-electronic mechanical systems, robotics and wireless systems. Once again Jim Pinto has gone beyond business as usual to explore the implications of future technology and how it will change the global automation marketplace. Conveniently organized and with insights from other industry leaders, this book is a must read for every automation professional and a classic for your automation library bookshelf.
About Jim Pinto
Preface
Introduction : Gregory Hale, Editor, InTech
Part 1 : Management & Leadership : Pointing the Way through New-Age Confusion
Introduction : Jack Bolick, President, Honeywell Process Systems Section A : New-Age Management : Agility & Creativity Wins Section B : Managing in the New Global Economy
Part 2 : Staying Competitive: Points to Survive & Thrive in the New Age
Introduction : Perry Marshall, Perry S. Marshall Associates Section A : Marketing : Act Smart, Think Unique Section B : Sales Tips that Really Work
Part 3 : Tomorrow’s Hot Technology : Pointing to New Growth
Introduction : Hesh Kagan, Business Development, Invensys Section A : Nanotechnology & MEMS : The Very Small Is Becoming Very Big Section B : Wireless Networks Everywhere: Playing Hide & Geek Section C : Robots on the March : More Practical Applications Every Day
Part 4 : Surfing the Technology Waves : Pace-Setting Points
Introduction : Dick Morley, R. Morley, Inc Section A : Tracking Technology Trends Section B : High-Tech that’s Getting the ‘High Five’ Section C : Software, Computers & the Internet : What’s Next?
Part 5 : Futurist Visions : Pointing to the Future
Introduction : Joe Coates, Futurist Section A : Tomorrow’s Marvels & Perils Section B : Predictions and Prognostications
Part 6 : Fun Stuff: Points to Entertain & Amuse You
Introduction : Eoin Ó Riain, Instrumentation Readout, Ireland Section A : Interesting Stuff Section B : Pinto’s Poetry