A bypass by any name is risky. Time for a rethink?
Bypasses by any name are risky. The need to bypass hasn't changed, but the means to execute more efficiently and safely has grown by leaps and bounds. As have the international standards for safety and cybersecurity. In this paper we will explore how putting a renewed focus on operators doesn't mean we have to do things the same old way, and how new bypass methods bring opportunities to create new value.
Date:
13 Jul 2021| Type:
White paper
Languages:
English| Version:
0
Document Reference:
Triconex_Safety_View
Files
File Name
998-21557359_Triconex Safety View_GMA-US.pdf
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