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It looks like brassed on feed back from feed back from on here and at work we will be going with with a .NET application. I am currently working on design and running into a few issues. We want to install a single application on all of our "Plant PC's", then based on pc name it will load up the...

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Guys, I work for a manufacturing company that manufactures building materials and home improvement products (treated lumber, steel siding, concrete products, etc). We are looking right now to find or create a standard for our HMI's. Currently all older HMI's that interact with our business...

Guys, I work for a manufacturing company that manufactures building materials and home improvement products (treated lumber, steel siding, concrete products, etc). We are looking right now to find or create a standard for our HMI's. Currently all older HMI's that interact with our business...

I have a little less conventional answer to your question, so I hope it helps. It is going to depend greatly on what type of project management your company uses, how your staff is setup, and what kind of person you are. I would recommend the below if your company has no existing process...

Willif, I have run into similar issues as you and from the sounds of it have a similar culture at work. I have a few pieces of advice but not sure they are what you want to hear. 1) Your team members are professionals and should be treated as such. 2) Come up with a set schedule...

We give our on-call team members $50 a week, plus a hours pay a day if they get any calls. If the total time goes over an hour for the calls they get there hourly rate for the exceeding time. If you are a manager or team lead you are on call 24x7 but there is no compensation.

I work in a very diverse and large manufacturing firm. We create applications that interact with our lines and that tie the line in our business system. Each of our plants are very different but yet have many similarities. For example, each plant has goals on what they should be doing, each has...

Guys, I was hoping that some one may be able to point me in the right direction. I know that there are a few people in the form that are IT managers, and I am guessing they have the same sort of problems. How do you track every thing going on? I manage an Automation Department; it is a hybrid...