Global Integration

Oct. 9, 2009
The integration of safety and control can reduce operating costs by eliminating the need for separate control mechanisms, each with its own hardware and software. But what about differing international safety rules? Tell us your plan.
The integration of safety and control can reduce operating costs by eliminating the need for separate control mechanisms, each with its own hardware and software. But what about differing international safety rules? Tell us your plan.

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