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Reports issued 2000-2010
Reports issued 1975-1999

WIB Mini-Seminars & Workshops
How to protect your plants against cyber attacks
Glazen Zaal LJG, The Hague
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WIB activities and achievements
Glazen Zaal LJG, The Hague
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Developments in field instrumentation
Glazen Zaal LJG, The Hague
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WIRELESS - The next challenge for the process industry
KIVI-NIRIA, The Hague
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EDDL or FDT/DTM The end-user's challenge to make the optimum choice for his process plant
Jaarbeurs, Utrecht
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Plant Security - ICT threats to process plant security and integrity
Sofitel, The Hague
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Summary of Evaluation Finding on Instruments evaluated by EI, WIB and Exera

2003-2007 174Kb
1995-2002 387Kb






Last Update: June 2010

 
Welcome to WIB
The International Instrument Users' Association.
WIB provides process instrumentation evaluation- and assessment services for- and on behalf of- its industrial user member companies. WIB operates in close collaboration -through the 'SWE' federation- with 'sister' Associations, EXERA in France and SIREP/EI in the UK. A co-operation agreement exists with the NAMUR organisation in Germany.

Tom Kuperij
Managing Director

WIB MISSION
  • Facilitate exchange of experience and expertise amongst end-users and with vendors of C&A
  • Provide requirements, selection and application guidance through independent evaluation

    Now available:
    WIB Plant Security standard

    The first copy of the WIB Plant Security standard was presented during the mini-seminar to WIB management for formal distribution. The Standard was created in close collaboration between the WIB Plant Security Working Group and Wurldtech Security Technologies.

    The WIB Guideline Document: 'Process Control Domain-Security Requirements for Vendors' is freely available to interested professionals.

    To obtain your copy, send a short E-mail message to: manager@wib.nl



    Mr. Tyler Williams (left), CEO Wurldtech Security Technologies and Mr. Ted Angevaare, Global DACA Manager Shell


    M+W Process Automation joins WIB

    Februari 2010

    We wish to extend a warm welcome as new member of WIB to: 'MW Process Automation', a Belgium based Process Automation Engineering firm.

    M+W Process Automation - (Formerly: Solid System Solutions, part of the Lang und Peitler Automation GmbH) is a subsidiary of the M+W Group GmbH, forming the group’s business unit “Process Solutions” together with M+W Process Industries (Formerly: LSMW), which is active in the range of EPCMV contracting for the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, chemical, F&B and cosmetics industries.

    M+W Process Automation provides complete engineering solutions in the field of process control and automation, independently from automation system -or component suppliers. The Stuttgart-based holding (M+W Group GmbH) provides an integral range of engineering and maintenance services for high-tech production and infrastructure systems through its three main divisions: “Facility Solutions,” “Process Solutions,” and “Product Solutions.”. The group’s customer portfolio consists mainly of leading electronics-, photovoltaics-, pharmaceutical-, chemical-, automotive-, and communications companies, as well as research institutions and universities.


    Aramco joins WIB

    Januari 2010

    We are happy to announce that as of the 1st of January Aramco Overseas Company (AOC) is a member of WIB.

    Established in 1948, AOC is a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, the national oil company of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

    AOC's mission is to provide the highest level of cost-effective and timely services to Saudi Aramco, the national oil company of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and sister affiliates to ensure they fulfill their mission.

    AOC provide Purchasing and Logistics, Inspection, Engineering, Research and Technology, Information Technology, Finance, Legal, Public Relations, Human Resources, International Staffing and Executive services administered from the AOC headquarters in The Hague and from satellite offices in Italy, London, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Shanghai. AOC's area of operations is Europe, Australia, Africa, South America, the Asia-Pacific region and the Middle East (excluding the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia). AOC holds interests in hydrocarbon refining companies in Asia as well as storage and terminal facilities in the Netherlands.

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    WIB Members



    Organisations

    WIB has two sister organisations, Evaluation International/SIREP (United Kingdom)
    and EXERA (France), who together form EWE International Instrument Users' Associations (former SWE). The EWE Liaison has a common mission statement. All EI, WIB, EXERA reports are distributed amongst each other's members. WIB has a close relationship with the German end-users' organisation NAMUR (International User Association of Automation Technology in Process Industries). More Information about other organisations and liasions Click Here

     


    Independent Laboratories
    For evaluation-, test- and assessment services WIB works together with independent laboratories like for example TNO, Kema, NMi, C&TSi and SP.



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