title: Alarm Management for Process Control: A Best-practice Guide for Design, Implementation, and Use of Industrial Alarm Systems
author: Ph. D. Douglas Rothenberg
description: "The book arrived today, and I must say that I am duly impressed. Although I ve only had it for about 15 minutes, it is very apparent that it is the most comprehensive treatise on Alarm Management available. I m sure it will be a best-seller. I am further impressed by the color graphics in the book, this appears to be a very good publisher..." --Ed Marszal, Fellow of the ISA; President of Kenexis Consulting Corporation
zlib_text: Advertorial
  TONY DICOLA 
  ENGINEER
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