Lots of blog endorsements for the corporate mumbo jumbo... - By N.L. Belardes
Corporate blogging is an entirely different beast than Bakersfield's Paperback Writer blog. You've got to balance a lot... Well, if I didn't run Noveltown, I would write differently, that's for sure. But I can do what the heck on want in these waters.
A big thanks to the trade magazine and industry folks who support my corporate blogging over at the ProSoft blog. I gave them a nice thank you.
I'm a regular visitor to the ProSoft blog, because it's a great place for conversations on connectivity solutions, OPC and many other topics of discussion around industrial automation. It's informative, sometimes provocative, but always sure to be entertaining. I've seen many interesting conversations born on the ProSoft blog, but the thing with blogs means they don't end there.
Eric Murphy
Matrikon OPC
www.blog.matrikonopc.com
I think that Nick has done the best job of all the bloggers in the field of industrial and process automation of stimulating conversations with his ProSoft blog. He truly understands the power of connecting individuals and its role in changing nature of business and communications.
Jim Cahill
Emerson Process Experts
www.emersonprocessxperts.com
The purpose of a blog is not to spout a monolog but to start a dialog. Nick does that better than anyone else in the Industrial Automation blogosphere. I'm jealous.
Carl Henning
PROFIblog
www.profiblog.com
I like the way Nick combines blog style and protocol with upbeat company, product and technology information. ProSoft Blog is on my reading list.
Gary Mintchell
Editor in Chief
Automation World (Feed Forward blog)
Blogs provide a sense of community to their readers. Nick is gifted at keeping industrial automation professionals connected while informing us about technology and products. ProSoft Blog answers the ‘so what’ question.
Jack Smith
Managing Editor
Plant Engineering magazine
www.plantengineering.com
A big thanks to the trade magazine and industry folks who support my corporate blogging over at the ProSoft blog. I gave them a nice thank you.
I'm a regular visitor to the ProSoft blog, because it's a great place for conversations on connectivity solutions, OPC and many other topics of discussion around industrial automation. It's informative, sometimes provocative, but always sure to be entertaining. I've seen many interesting conversations born on the ProSoft blog, but the thing with blogs means they don't end there.
Eric Murphy
Matrikon OPC
www.blog.matrikonopc.com
I think that Nick has done the best job of all the bloggers in the field of industrial and process automation of stimulating conversations with his ProSoft blog. He truly understands the power of connecting individuals and its role in changing nature of business and communications.
Jim Cahill
Emerson Process Experts
www.emersonprocessxperts.com
The purpose of a blog is not to spout a monolog but to start a dialog. Nick does that better than anyone else in the Industrial Automation blogosphere. I'm jealous.
Carl Henning
PROFIblog
www.profiblog.com
I like the way Nick combines blog style and protocol with upbeat company, product and technology information. ProSoft Blog is on my reading list.
Gary Mintchell
Editor in Chief
Automation World (Feed Forward blog)
Blogs provide a sense of community to their readers. Nick is gifted at keeping industrial automation professionals connected while informing us about technology and products. ProSoft Blog answers the ‘so what’ question.
Jack Smith
Managing Editor
Plant Engineering magazine
www.plantengineering.com
Labels: industrial automation, process, ProSoft Technology, protocol, wireless
This entry was posted by N.L. Belardes, on
Friday, February 16, 2007.
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I think it's awesome that you have the support you do by industry leaders! It's good to know that people do understand that blogs are an online community and give you props for your talent.
Keep on!
Nick's blog is awesome, even for people who don't know what industrial automation means!
love,
LitPark
you da bombdiggity!
Way to go NL! I'm glad to see you getting recognition that you deserve!
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