Control Engineering tip of the day available via Twitter

Get a Control Engineering tip of the day via Twitter on controls, automation, instrumentation, sensors, networks, system integration, and related trends and technologies found at www.controleng.com. Mark T. Hoske, Control Engineering editor in chief, assembles the tips, which can be followed at www.twitter.

By Control Engineering Staff August 1, 2009

Get a Control Engineering tip of the day via Twitter on controls, automation, instrumentation, sensors, networks, system integration, and related trends and technologies found at www.controleng.com. Mark T. Hoske, Control Engineering editor in chief, assembles the tips, which can be followed at www.twitter.com/ControlEngTips .

“We have years of must-know Control Engineering tutorial information online, and I want to help our community stay sharp and engaged with it,” says Hoske. “Each message contains a short alias URL where readers can read the full details on the tip offered from Control Engineering. The TalkBack feature on each article at www.controleng.com allows readers to add their own advice or comments,” he says.

“Changing industry demographics indicate a growing need for tutorial knowledge. With www.twitter.com/ControlEngTips, we’re helping engineers review and learn the critical information needed to stay on top of engineering technologies and practices,” Hoske adds.

Control Engineering also leverages regular interaction with its engineering audience through visitor questions posted on the “Ask Control Engineering” blog, and at the Control Engineering LinkedIn (“Automation and Control Engineering”) and Facebook (“Automation & Control”) groups. Engineering sustainability issues are covered daily with a Twitter feed ( twitter.com/djgreenfield ) by David Greenfield, Control Engineering editorial director. In addition, the Control Engineering home and channel pages include tabs with related topical discussions underway at control.com .

 

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