Mark T. Hoske
Mark Hoske has been Control Engineering editor/content manager since 1994 and in a leadership role since 1999, covering all major areas: control systems, networking and information systems, control equipment and energy, and system integration, everything that comprises or facilitates the control loop. He has been writing about technology since 1987, writing professionally since 1982, and has a Bachelor of Science in Journalism degree from UW-Madison.
Articles
U.S. price not competitive? Look at TCO, automation, says Reshoring Initiative
Overlooked areas when considering if goods should be manufactured in the U.S. or abroad are the total cost of ownership and how automation enhances productivity when applied to new or expanded, “reshored” U.S. manufacturing facilities. See the Reshoring Initiative “Total Cost of Ownership” tool.
Part 2: Made in America research shows automation, technology investments help
Automation and technology investments help manufacturing, and “Made in America” can help supply chain resilience, lead times and quality, as noted in the spring 2024 “Made in America and Reshoring Report,” from Control Engineering and Plant Engineering.
Part 1: Made in America research shows enhanced production efficiencies
Enhanced production efficiency and growth opportunities are among perceived benefits of a “Made in America strategy," noted in a spring 2024 “Made in America and Reshoring Report” from Control Engineering and Plant Engineering.
COVID-19 impact on engineering, engineers
Engineers like facts and seek credible information sources on COVID-19 (Coronavirus) effects to the engineering-related world. Engineers also have technologies, processes and expert advice that can help. See Control Engineering highlights.
Leonard W. Moore, founder of Moore Industries-International passes away at 85
Leonard (Len) W. Moore, P.E., founder and owner of Moore Industries-International Inc., an industrial and automation control company, passed at the age of 85.