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Jeremy Pollard

Jeremy Pollard

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Columnist, Control Design

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Total articles 75

  • Remote monitoring and diagnostics require security

    By Jeremy Pollard| Control Design Verified Imagine this happening in Y2K: You’re sitting in a coffee shop, and the system goes down 1,000 miles away. It is your responsibility to get it back up and running. What do you do? In 2025 the solution is easy. You spark up your VPN software on your trusted laptop, and you connect to the system and diagnose the issue. Then you fix it, all within the time it takes to drink a cup of joe. Get your subscription to Control Design’s daily newsletter.

    By Jeremy Pollard · Control Design

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • How machine builders in US and Canada can survive talk of tariffs on automation components

    By Jeremy Pollard| Control Design Verified “You think you're gonna break up. Then she says she wants to make up.” Those lyrics from the 10cc song, “The Things We Do for Love,” seem appropriate to the recent North American and global trade environment. I’m looking at the automation market and how the talk of tariffs is affecting pricing and availability of products. The proposed cross-border tariffs could affect projects now and in the future. Get your subscription to Control Design’s daily newsletter.

    By Jeremy Pollard · Control Design

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • Remote monitoring and diagnostics require security

    By Jeremy Pollard| Control Design Verified Imagine this happening in Y2K: You’re sitting in a coffee shop, and the system goes down 1,000 miles away. It is your responsibility to get it back up and running. What do you do? In 2025 the solution is easy. You spark up your VPN software on your trusted laptop, and you connect to the system and diagnose the issue. Then you fix it, all within the time it takes to drink a cup of joe. Get your subscription to Control Design’s daily newsletter.

    By Jeremy Pollard · Control Design

    Mar. 03, 2025

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Control Design

Control Design helps OEMs to master the use of controls and automation in designing and building equipment for all manufacturing applications.

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