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Harnessing Data To Meet Alarm System Standard Water company telemetry systems generate thousands of alarms each day, with the risk of control rooms becoming overwhelmed and missing critical alerts ever present. Applied correctly, data and analytics can filter out the noise, says Matthew Hawkridge, chief technology officer, Ovarro. With the expectation on water companies to become more proactive in their network management, failure to act on the stream of data coming into control rooms and align with recognised industry standards can have far reaching consequences. Control rooms are a 24/7 cen...

The latest from daniel protectionism i believe is the talk of the child in the city yes both for and against christopher u.s. president ronald trump's threats of tariffs on sparking cooperation among his rivals mexico and the european union taking a stand for free trade abolishing almost all tariffs between them in a new deal today while touring the world's biggest industrial fair in hanover today mexican president enrique pena nieto said he's also optimistic about the renewal of the north american free trade agreement which trump has threatened to tear up. for german engineering companies lik...

Tear up. for german engineering companies like bush rex walt mexico is a very enticing prospect on the one hand of the market for production robots and other engineering equipment but also as a production location something german car makers in particular have capitalized on mexico's geographic location makes it a perfect platform for exports to the u.s. those factors have attracted over ten billion dollars of german investment. germany is now the country's third largest trade partner after the u.s. and china and let's look at. over the last five years mexico has launched important structural ...

All i could hear is i thought i heard him screaming for me to help him. i couldn't do nothing. >>the investigation and the search continues this morning but mr. bush is feared dead at this point. joining us now with the latest is the assistant fire chief of miami fire rescue. and the task force leader of urban's search and rescue team joseph. joseph, thanks a lot for joining us. can you give us some sense of why this happened? >> well, down in florida, we do have certain areas that are prone to sink holes in its most basic form it occurs because we have acidic water, usually rainwater run-off ...

pain of the unemployed temporarily. some will put people back to work. but they do not make for a complete solution. yet it's a start. as long as congress passes the bill. while the politicians bicker, many americans have no place to live. as many as 1 million people may have become homeless during the recent recession. with some living in tent cities like this one near st. petersburg, florida. these are people who used to have solid, middle-class jobs. what's more, almost half of america's unemployed have been out of work for six months or longer. they are in danger of becoming a lo...