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Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Managing Automation - November 2007 Managing Automation - November 2007 Contents Take 1 Mailbox SAP's Business ByDesign to Validate On-Demand Model for Enterprise SW Portfolio Management Specialist Losing Ground to Rivals At Incor, It's Time for Some Deep Breathing Can HART, ISA Get Together on a Wireless Spec? Mesa Tries to Help Improve Plant Metrics Notes Cover Story: The Digital Factory Special Report: Breaking Down Walls Integration: Dreaming of One ERP Industries: Locking onto Cyber-Security Transformation: Not Your Father's Time & Attendance Program Product Scan Advertiser Index Next Managing Automation - November 2007 Managing Automation - November 2007 - (Page Cover1) Managing Automation - November 2007 - (Page Cover2) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Contents (Page 3) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Contents (Page 4) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Contents (Page 5) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Take 1 (Page 6) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Take 1 (Page 7) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Mailbox (Page 8) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Mailbox (Page 9) Managing Automation - November 2007 - SAP's Business ByDesign to Validate On-Demand Model for Enterprise SW (Page 10) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Portfolio Management Specialist Losing Ground to Rivals (Page 11) Managing Automation - November 2007 - At Incor, It's Time for Some Deep Breathing (Page 12) Managing Automation - November 2007 - At Incor, It's Time for Some Deep Breathing (Page 13) Managing Automation - November 2007 - At Incor, It's Time for Some Deep Breathing (Page 14) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Can HART, ISA Get Together on a Wireless Spec? (Page 15) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Mesa Tries to Help Improve Plant Metrics (Page 16) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Mesa Tries to Help Improve Plant Metrics (Page 17) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Notes (Page 18) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Notes (Page 19) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Cover Story: The Digital Factory (Page 20) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Cover Story: The Digital Factory (Page 21) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Cover Story: The Digital Factory (Page 22) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Cover Story: The Digital Factory (Page 23) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Cover Story: The Digital Factory (Page 24) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Cover Story: The Digital Factory (Page 25) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Cover Story: The Digital Factory (Page 26) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Cover Story: The Digital Factory (Page 27) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Special Report: Breaking Down Walls (Page 28) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Special Report: Breaking Down Walls (Page 29) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Special Report: Breaking Down Walls (Page 30) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Special Report: Breaking Down Walls (Page 31) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Special Report: Breaking Down Walls (Page 32) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Special Report: Breaking Down Walls (Page 33) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Integration: Dreaming of One ERP (Page 34) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Integration: Dreaming of One ERP (Page 35) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Industries: Locking onto Cyber-Security (Page 36) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Industries: Locking onto Cyber-Security (Page 37) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Industries: Locking onto Cyber-Security (Page 38) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Industries: Locking onto Cyber-Security (Page 39) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Transformation: Not Your Father's Time & Attendance Program (Page 40) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Transformation: Not Your Father's Time & Attendance Program (Page 41) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Transformation: Not Your Father's Time & Attendance Program (Page 42) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Transformation: Not Your Father's Time & Attendance Program (Page 43) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Product Scan (Page 44) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Product Scan (Page 45) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Product Scan (Page 46) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Product Scan (Page 47) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Advertiser Index (Page 48) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Advertiser Index (Page 49) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Next (Page 50) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Next (Page Cover3) Managing Automation - November 2007 - Next (Page Cover4)
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