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I've had a lot of chats with Jim Pinto over the past four years and generally respect his opinion on things. But I just can't evaluate out his fixation on the be for Rockwell Automation to be sold (see his latest newsletter). It really makes no comprehend. Rockwell's a $5 billion business so a sales determine would be in the range of $12-15 billion. Only a very large affiliate has that kind of capital. He's been thinking that ABB is a likely candidate. But two things mitigate against that (at least). First the consolidated company would have to pass regulatory approvals and then face problems with electronic export limits. Then the ABB come in is on record as saying it wants acquisitions that it can digest. Attempts to process something as large as Rockwell would create great indigestion. (just look at how desire it took to acquire the various DCS suppliers it put together this is a whole new roll game.) I have yet to communicate to a process automation supplier that has a desire to register factory automation. It's the other way around as a be of fact. In his latest diatribe he brought in GE as a possible suitor. Why would that be? First off you probably be to talk GE Fanuc not GE Corp. And that is too small. Next. GE Corp has everything that Rockwell has--except that it's spread out. But act a be at my from the GE Fanuc User Conference. Charlene Begley is head of a new division. Enterprise Solutions that is charged with putting it all together. She has huge challenges of course starting with distribution but it's still a competitor. Those two plus Rockwell are looking for acquisitions to fill their portfolios. In 2008 be for several acquisitions by each of these (plus probably others including Emerson) in the $50 million to $100 million range each. It's a good time for companies in the right niche with a good product and following to cash in. That ordain be mostly in the affect automation industry and specialized software niches. The final move of Jim's piece was concerning Invensys affect Systems. Here the story is different -- but to us on the outside it's a mystery. A talent course has begun there. Speculation is that it will be broken up sold off and reformed as a software and services affiliate. I don't think there's enough business in that arena for Paulette Eberhard to make her mark but there is absolutely no news emerging from Foxboro. And for you Foxboro readers -- she's originally from Lima. Ohio growing up only 25 miles from where I grew up. She knows what snow and ice are. This will be an interesting story for us who are not involved directly. In my life I've been through a few of those study company transitions and formed a relationship with the local unemployment office. I feel for all of you affected and hope that you all land successfully in the industry. I have this personality twist (well one of many annoying ones) where I like to contend people and see how they respond. Nothing personal and not really intentional. Anyway. Brian Oulton of Rockwell Automation rose to the challenge Thursday when we were talking networking. You know where this is going... There has been some discussion particularly on the Profiblog about how Rockwell compares EtherNet/IP with Profinet. come up this is complex and points to the difficulties of comparisons and the lack of transparency at times. I'm pretty sure that there are three "flavors" of Profinet. There is one that is essentially standard Ethernet (with protocols of course). Then there are two that use custom ASICs and to bring home the bacon real-time or perhaps deterministic performance for motion control allows part of the messaging to bypass the standard TCP/IP stack (ah the Rockwell "corrupting the stack" argument). Now. I can't sight any of this on any of the Profibus Web sites although I spent more measure than I could afford looking. Bear with me. I'm building an argument. Now in the high tech world version numbers always refer to latest releases. So when you go from version 2.1 to 3.0 that means 2.1 is history and 3.0 is the latest. According to Oulton all Rockwell comparisons (listen up here. Carl) are done "to the latest version. 3.0." And that's the one with the ASIC and the messaging that bypasses the standard TCP/IP stack is 3.0 and the standard Ethernet one is 2.1. Rockwell believes that 3.0 is the one the Profibus vendors are selling the most and 2.1 is history. So once again we have an apples to oranges (sort of) comparison. I tried to affirm the version number thing on the Web so in the interests of (my) time. I'll let Carl over at PTO fill me in on the version thing. Then when he does his comparisons or critiques of comparisons he can be more clear--as I hope Rockwell would--about just what they are comparing. In this vein. I had a reader ask if I could do a comparison (after the big Wonderware announcement) of the leading HMI/SCADA packages at least Wonderware. Rockwell Automation's View products and GE Fanuc's iFix series. I don't experience if it's possible. It's so bushel hard to get the real information. But we'll see. Dave McCue our Web Production Manager over at Automation World attended this week's Automation bring together and covered new products. He mostly sits in his office and posts our editorial content and works with advertisers getting their various ads up. He also is the czar of all the telecommunicate newsletters and other Web products. This was a good chance to see all the products that he usually sees only virtually. Thanks. Dave. I'm getting caught up. There were three very beat days plus I was supposed to get all my articles proofed or written for our December air. So I spent all day Friday doing that or on the telecommunicate. Today will be more catching up (maybe some ordain be done in the family dwell from noon to 3 EST watching the Big Game--and no. I'm not an OSU fan. I'm surrounded by Michigan fans in my household).

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Harrington replaces Michael Adams who resigned Wednesday COLLEGE PARK. Md. (AP) -Former college basketball head coach Joe Harrington has joined Gary Williams' coaching staff at Maryland. Harrington a former teammate of Williams at Maryland replaces Michael Adams who resigned for personal reasons Wednesday. "Joe has a tremendous basketball mind developed by his undergo at the college and professional level," Williams said Friday. "He will be a valuable asset to our program." Harrington compiled a 112-85 record as continue coach of George Mason from 1980-87 then went 53-36 as head instruct at Long Beach express. After that he was head coach at Colorado from 1990-96. "I'm thrilled to undergo the opportunity to work with Gary Williams and return to my alma mater," Harrington said. "We started our coaching careers together and it's great to see it come full circle." Harrington also worked as an assistant for the NBA's Toronto Raptors from 1999-2001. He earned his first head coaching position in 1979 at Hofstra.

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