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Strategic collaboration to deliver validation solutions for automotive, aerospace and commercial vehicles worldwide

Report highlights continued investments in employees, customers, suppliers and communities as Emerson works to make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable.

Wisconsin state energy efficiency program recognizes company’s Appleton Group foundry for outstanding commitment to saving energy

Low-risk Ovation Green battery energy storage solutions streamline control and reliability while increasing flexibility and battery life

Automation leader’s South Milwaukee plant recognized for cutting natural gas usage by 20% with an innovative building management system

NI Digilent Analog Discovery Studio Max electronics lab enables quick and easy circuit design testing in hands-on learning environments

Fit-for-purpose industrial AI offerings increase accessibility and confidence to help manufacturers drive more efficiency and performance from automation investments

New enterprise operations platform delivers effortless integration of AI and automation technologies for enterprise optimization

Emerson, an industrial technology leader delivering advanced automation solutions, today announced a new release of the flagship software of its Aspen Technology business

New, purpose-built, purpose-driven suite of products in DeltaV Automation Platform connect end-to-end from R&D through commercial manufacturing to get lifesaving therapies to patients faster.

Partnership will support modern defense operations with flexible, scalable and high-performance solutions tailored to evolving electromagnetic challenges

New functionality, greater connectivity across platforms, and a growing commitment to the engineering community showcased at NI Connect

The DeltaV SaaS SCADA with Edge Connect edge solution combines the power of edge computing with the flexibility of a cloud platform

New capabilities of the dual WirelessHART portfolio maximize connectivity, offering twice the capacity of previous models with improved wireless range

Rosemount 490A provides long sensor life without signal degradation and supports connectivity with a multitude of host control systems

New capabilities help DeltaV Mimic users drive increased collaboration across the enterprise for better business outcomes

AMS Machine Works version 1.8 adds compatibility for AMS 2140 Machinery Health Analyzer with improved user experience and enhanced cybersecurity

Flexim FLUXUS / PIOX 731 series modular design provides versatility and precision for volumetric and mass flow measurement of gases and liquids

Proven Emerson products combine to provide a complete intelligent dust collector automation solution, with advanced diagnostics and Floor-to-Cloud connectivity

DeltaV update features support for PROFINET S2 devices, more flexible operator training functions and robust change management for human machine interfaces

Rosemount 625IR Fixed Gas Detector is simple to set up, install, and maintain, with factory calibration that persists throughout its lifecycle

NI test suite enables high fidelity software validation at faster speeds to improve time-to-market while reducing costs

Collaboration builds on company’s investment in Zitara’s cutting-edge software through Emerson Ventures

Latest addition to NI CompactDAQ lineup delivers powerful Ethernet tools and FlexLogger enhancements, providing cost-effective option for high-performance testing

Emerson’s network of 18 locally accessible, Emerson-certified, strategic partners will service select measurement devices throughout North America

Anderson Greenwood Type 84 valves deliver leak-tight service at very high pressures for hydrogen storage, transport and refueling stations

Explore, network and learn at Emerson Exchange 2025, May 19-22 in San Antonio; Early bird registration discount available through April 14

Laramie Energy deployed ASCO zero-emissions electric dump valves to comply with state regulations, reduce maintenance and boost productivity

DeltaV Edge Environment 2.0 empowers users to improve batch consistency, quality, and innovation in life sciences and other batch processing industries

Heiko Claussen, co-chief technology officer at AspenTech, explains how assets at all levels, from equipment to entire facilities, leverage advanced technologies and methodologies to create autonomous and semi-autonomous processes, unlocking greater value from all investments.

Claudio Fayad, vice president of technology for Emerson’s systems and software business explains how the modern OT edge will serve as the backbone of modern automation, enabling data to be more accessible from the Intelligent Field to the Cloud.

Mariana Dionisio, DeltaV product marketing director, explains how advanced cloud-hosted software solutions enable organisations to create efficiencies in project engineering and operations, resulting in optimised processes and lower costs.

Laura Schafer, vice president cross portfolio technology & innovation, explains how the intelligent field provides easier access to data from a wider range of applications, computational power closest to where it’s needed, and faster decisions for improved operational performance.

Peter Zornio, chief technology officer at Emerson describes how a new automation architecture will help industries eliminate data silos, expand computing power closest to its user and introduce new cloud-enabled operations and engineering models.

Moazzam Shamsi, global solutions architect for connectivity, explains how modern communication technologies and innovative connectivity solutions are helping to meet the demand for more data from more sources.

While the pace of technological advancement makes constant headlines increasingly written by AI, the most important aspect of innovation is often overlooked: the people behind the ingenuity.

The global power industry is navigating an unprecedented transformation. Amid the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, utilities are pushing to meet sustainability targets, expanding and modernizing infrastructure to support the "electrification of everything" while ensuring the delivery of reliable and affordable power.

Emerson helps pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and other healthcare organizations fast-track research, development and delivery of lifesaving COVID-19 treatments.

Armed with data from Emerson’s advanced sensor technologies and analytics, Colgate is reducing energy waste in its product packaging facilities.

Automation technology and software play a critical role in quickly providing efficacious life-saving medicines and therapies to patients.

We provide the solutions our customers need to generate renewable, reliable power and achieve their own sustainability and business goals.

Emerson is committed to supporting sustainable solutions for our future. Learn about our sustainable future from our Chief Sustainability Officer, Mike Train.

As tech-savvy buyers embrace 3D printing of consumer goods, industrial and manufacturing leaders are putting similar technology to work to tackle customers’ biggest engineering and manufacturing challenges.

With multiple technology advances that help us to tap new and existing resources safely, efficiently and effectively, we see an oil supply that could last another 100 years or more.

Emerson is helping the liquid natural gas (LNG) industry overcome challenges with innovative automation technologies, services and expertise to better take advantage of this beneficial fuel source.

On the campus of the University of Dayton, in Ohio, we have a whole facility devoted to innovation in the heating, cooling and related climate technology industry. The Helix Innovation Center features full-scale, real-life physical environments where our teams test new ways to enhance residential and commercial building controls, efficiency and comfort. The knowledge we gain informs everything we do for our customers.

Consumers know their food’s destination: oven, dinner table, Instagram (#yum) and mouth. But what does it take to get our food safely from the farm to the table? Turns out, more than many realize. Food may seem like a low-tech spot in our high-tech days, but our food is online in a much cooler network than we are—literally.

Emerson technology protects customer data—in the cloud and beyond.

We see Internet of Things solutions as an opportunity to help our business customers boost their bottom lines and deliver unmatched service using the latest technology.

With nearly 2.5 million miles of pipelines cross the United States alone, concerns are rising about the integrity and safety of this network. In fact, half of those pipelines are 50 years old or more. Yet with Emerson’s approach to pipeline integrity management, leak prevention options have never been better.

The RIDGIDConnect™ Online Business Tool gives contractors and service professionals on-line reporting, with access anywhere and anytime.

To the unfamiliar, offshore oil rigs might conjure a certain image: the sun setting over the rippling ocean, a helicopter or boat ride away from land, as a group of workers breathe the sea air while bringing in oil.

Emerson’s automation technology — the same type of technology that powers process manufacturing across industries — is helping companies bring life-changing pharmaceuticals to market, faster and safer than ever before.

Digital twin enables companies to test different approaches—without risk.

As the industry turns its eyes to the Permian, Emerson is taking a leadership role with a critical mission: helping companies leverage technologies to improve workforce productivity, optimize operations and maximize safe production in the energy-rich space.

Adopting a risk-based approach to cybersecurity can help power and water suppliers identify and protect against potential vulnerabilities. Emerson shares best practices for suppliers to bolster their cybersecurity program.

A look at Emerson’s vision for the digitalization of the life sciences industry to enable greater speed-to-market and flexible, multi-product manufacturing

As companies evaluate their road map to meeting their net zero targets, this lost energy is “low-hanging fruit” that can spur momentum and immediate steps toward a vital sustainability goal.

All over the world, we rely on electricity and energy to power our homes, our workplaces and the organizations that are cornerstones to everyday activities—from grocery stores and restaurants to schools and hospitals.

Recycling plastic began in the 1970s, 20 years after the material’s ubiquitous acceptance into everyday life.

The path to decarbonization requires finding creative ways to keep transportation moving, but with less consumption of traditional fossil fuels.

Aggressive net zero climate goals are driving investment and attention to renewable sources of energy, including climate-friendly hydrogen.

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) has been around for years, but complexity, reliability, costs and the overall business use case have kept its global adoption relatively low.

To meet increasing demand for greenhouse gas reduction, companies are looking to adopt climate-friendly hydrogen as a flexible, infinitely renewable energy source.

Faced with increasing pressure to reduce their carbon footprint to avert catastrophic climate change, many industries are looking at a complete overhaul of their existing infrastructure.

Sustainability is the uppermost business imperative for many industries right now—and for good reason.

Sustainability is quickly emerging as the most pressing demand our industries face.

As scientists and engineers have improved methods of identifying methane emissions and quantifying their impact on climate warming, recent studies confirm the methane level in the atmosphere is higher than earlier thought.

The 2018 Annual Report from international climate change monitoring organization Climate Chance estimates that fugitive emissions account for at least 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions.

The release of controlled and uncontrolled emissions ranging from greenhouse gases to toxic leaks has been a persistent challenge for decades.

A collection of insights and opportunities supporting Emerson’s mission toward a more sustainable future

Emerson helps customers protect their vital assets from cyberattacks.

Emerson President and CEO Lal Karsanbhai announces our newest ESG report. See the progress being made to reach our goals.

Emerson is taking a collaborative approach through LGBTQ + Allies Employee Resource Group (ERG) chapters across the globe.

Emerson Switzerland's Sabrina Gilman is creating a more inclusive workplace through her leadership in Emerson's global LGBTQ+ employee resource groups.

Employees take our core values seriously. Members of the Costa Rica chapter of the LGBTQ + Allies employee resource group live out the value of “Support Our People” every day.

Delivering value to the business, giving employees a feeling of belonging and making them feel like they have a place at Emerson.

As Emerson continues to help organizations implement technologies and develop expertise to reach their sustainability goals, our own Tracy Reiter encourages everyone to raise their hand and learn more about this topic.

Learn more about our environmental sustainability framework – designed to ensure greening of, greening by and greening with Emerson – from Chief Sustainability Officer Mike Train.

Sustainability is the future – there’s no other way to put it. It’s a commitment we must continually strive for because there’s no planet B.

Ana Gonzalez Hernandez, Sustainability and Decarbonization Manager, the importance of rethinking our daily routines to prepare for a brighter future.

Learn more about how Emerson is paving the way for women in STEM through our interview with strategic marketing manager Emily Thomas.

For manufacturers looking to unlock the potential of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), cybersecurity is a major concern

This is a time where our essential and critical workers are being relied upon to provide services we expect every day, and we need to do everything we can to support them.

Employees at Emerson have an opportunity to grow and achieve.

In this recent article in Pharma Manufacturing, Emerson’s Drew Mackley and Michalle Adkins explain how a boundless automation vision with connected data strategies unlocks faster development, streamlines technology transfer, and promotes sustainable growth in life sciences.

As Claudio Fayad, vice president of technology at Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, wrote recently in Control Engineering, an enterprise operations platform that evolves from a control system unlocks a more effective, efficient and future-proofed automation stack.

As Seal Saul, vice president of Emerson’s DeltaV™ platform business, recently wrote in Control Engineering, centralized monitoring of process plants can be a critical enabler for operational excellence, but it requires easy access to contextualized data from automation systems.

In a recent article in Control Engineering, Claudio Fayad, vice president of technology for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, wrote that as edge, cloud and hybrid architectures are used to deploy artificial intelligence solutions, forward-thinking organizations are laying the proper groundwork now to handle upcoming needs.

As Emerson’s Erik Lindhjem explains in Smart Industry, experienced workers are becoming scarce amid the rise of industrial AI, which means organizations must rely on modern software solutions—integrated through a robust digital transformation roadmap—to enhance reliability, optimize operations, and empower teams with actionable insights.

A recent article in Global Mining Review by Erik Lindhjem, vice president of reliability solutions at Emerson, explains how continuous condition monitoring is helping mining organizations capture and maintain a competitive advantage.

In this Control article by Jim Montague, Alexandre Peixoto, cybersecurity business director for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains newly released European Union cybersecurity standards and other recently added requirements.

This Automation World article features Claudio Fayad, vice president of technology for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, and Erik Lindhjem, vice president of Emerson’s reliability solutions business. They explain how immature data strategies and concerns about security currently limit LLM use in manufacturing, but that’s poised to change as the technology advances rapidly and more tools from automation suppliers become available.

A BioSpectrum Asia article by Ayesha Siddiqui featuring Kristel Biehler, vice president, life sciences for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains new trends that will have a significant impact on the life sciences industry.

This article in Automation World by Aaron Crews, director, modernization solutions and consulting for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains how to optimize rich data supply by integrating existing systems into your digital transformation strategy.

An article in Automation.com by Amy Thibault, director, marketing, brand and communications for Emerson’s systems and software business, explains how cloud native IIoT allows strategically placed sensors to guide predictive maintenance efforts.

Read in this Plant Services article by Doug Cooper, product management director at AspenTech, and Greg Rome, product manager for Emerson’s reliability solutions business, about how integrated asset health systems can save time, improve production, and reduce downtime at your facility.

Dustin Beebe, vice president, performance software for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains in an article on Automation.com that the most effective simulation solutions for process manufacturing are designed using integrated software to deliver value across the entire lifecycle.

This article in Plant Services by Brian Overton, senior sales enablement manager of machinery health for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains how executing a planned outage properly requires visibility into plant and asset health data.

In a Control Engineering article, Claudio Fayad, vice president of technology for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains how distributed control systems are critical to effectively analyze data collected by automated organizations, providing simpler and more cost-effective way to optimize applications.

In an Automation.com article, Marcelo Carugo, vice president of global industry solution consulting and CSM industrial software for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains that the key to successfully implementing analytics is to design with intention, selecting seamlessly integrated technologies for increased data mobility.

In a North American Clean Energy article, James Fraser, vice president of global renewables for Emerson’s systems and software business, explains that digitalization is a critical strategy for competitiveness in the era of rapidly expanding solar generation.

In a North American Clean Energy article, Rick Kephart, vice president of technology for Emerson’s power and water solutions business, explains that with emerging technologies and the right solutions in place, organizations can better manage battery energy storage control, simplify monitoring and diagnostics, and increase visibility and ease of operations across power facilities.

In this Power magazine article, Rick Kephart, vice president, technology of Emerson’s power and water business, explains that as the power industry becomes more complex, the ability to move contextualized data will be a catalyst for more successful, efficient operations.

This H2Tech article features Emerson’s process systems and solution business experts Martha Rendon, senior product manager, and Paul Dickerson, global product lead. They explain that with today’s increased focus on hydrogen globally, companies are evaluating ways to streamline it into pipeline networks.

In this Hydrocarbon Processing article, Romeu Kleinubing, global sales enablement manager for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains how the hydrocarbon industry has shifted dramatically in the last decade, increasing the need for maintenance and reliability in operations to stay competitive.

In this Global Mining Review article, Sergei Mishin, sales director OEM for Emerson’s measurement solutions business in Europe, explains how mining operations rely on predictive maintenance, condition monitoring, artificial intelligence and machine learning to optimize productivity.

In this Pharma Manufacturing article featuring Nathan Pettus, Emerson’s process systems and solutions business president, discusses how a step change in speed to market is possible, but capturing it will require vision, teamwork and standardization.

In this Pharma Manufacturing article, Kristel Biehler, vice president, life sciences for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains that companies already have the data needed to make substantial sustainability gains, but to make it useful, they must break it free from silos of poorly connected technologies.

In this Control Engineering article, Sean Saul, vice president of marketing for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, explains that today’s most forward-thinking manufacturers and automation suppliers utilize concepts and enable technologies of Industry 4.0 alongside Emerson’s vision for a Boundless Automation™ architecture to develop a unified, consistent data fabric.

In this Efficient Plant article, Claudio Fayad, vice president of technology for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, says to not be fooled by the inherent fun in generative AI tools.

This Control article features James Fraser, vice president, global renewables for Emerson’s systems and software business, who explains how the Ovation Green portfolio of automation solutions for renewable power applications will help Lodestone Energy automate New Zealand’s first large-scale, solar-photovoltaic project.

This Automation World article features Nina Golder, vice president global lifecycle services for Emerson’s process systems and solutions business, and Monil Malhotra, vice president and general manager, industrial solutions for Emerson’s systems and software business. Golder and Malhotra discuss strategies to improve resiliency in operations, including implementing autonomous processes and simulation software.

In this North American Clean Energy article, Brett Benson, director of global renewable solutions marketing for Emerson’s power and water business, explains the strategy regulated and independent power producers have been exploring - solar photovoltaic (PV) generation - in response to the increasing demand for clean electricity.

In this Process Technology article, at the Toyota Australia’s Altona Emissions Testing Facility in Victoria, their project team collaborated with Emerson to create a process orchestration layer connecting a system consisting of power meters, an electrolyser, a fuel cell, a hydrogen refueller, a solar and battery inverter system and instrumentation to collect data for system monitoring and reporting.