The New Year is a time of renewal, new projects, new challenges, and for some of you, new roles, or new people on your teams.
In this blog post, we provide a quick reference to resources from the past year that should be helpful to you and your colleagues. If you aren't already subscribed to our blog, we encourage you to 
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 – After 23 years in business, we’re hearing from more and more people that are new to industrial control, and wanting to learn more. We have continued to build out this dedicated area with posts on general connectivity, Modbus deep dives on function codes and addressing, data logging, and more, and will continue adding relevant topics into the future. |
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 – By far our #1 post of the last year, we have released a new version of this guide with 5 more FAQs based on user questions and feedback. Get the latest guide now! |
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 - Development of custom OPC UA client applications is a hot topic.Learn about rapid application creation toolkit advances that make secure OPC UA client development faster and easier, including support for cross platform applications, .NET Core, and more. |
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 – How much time to you spend pulling together from multiple sources into spreadsheets? And then someone else edits the spreadsheet, and breaks it, and you don’t know who did it! Meanwhile you’re pressured for reports, problems surprise you or your managers, and productivity pressures mount.  We also have a  . |
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 – The LGH file format has been around a long time and the last year have seen new ways to leverage LGH files. A big area of interest has been the retrieval of forensic data for regulatory, compliance, and accountability purposes. We’ve added new functionality to LGH File Inspector for global users across time zones and have more planned for 2019.  |
 – Like our other major products, we’ve pulled together all our DataHub videos in one place to facilitate your learning.Watch for major updates in 2019 showing how to use the V9 functionality of DataHub, starting with the new remote configuration capabilities. |
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 – Our technical team that you depend on and value has started their own monthly blog of tips and tricks based on your questions and feedback. See what they have going here. |
 - Barcode readers, weigh scales, weigh bridges, printers, digital instruments, sensors, and more – if it has a serial or Ethernet interface but its own protocol, and you want to integrate it with your systems, learn how. |
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