ISA Automation Week 2011 is an extensive technical conference and supplier exhibition. It serves as the premier annual gathering of process and discrete automation and control professionals to network and benefit from their collective experience and expertise. Engineers, technicians, management - anyone involved in automation, instrumentation, and controls will find the program content compelling and current. Attendees will hear from industry legends and learn about the future technologies and techniques in their field. An extensive exhibition will feature leading suppliers and vendors who support and serve automation professionals with products, services, and technical data. Poster sessions, standards briefings, and technology solutions theaters along with networking receptions and special events will round out an exceptional program.

If you are an automation and control professional working within continuous process, discrete, and hybrid manufacturing environments, this is THE conference for you. Our technical content covers basic to advanced topics relevant to several job functions: technicians, engineers, management, researchers, scientists, even marketing and sales professionals. This is the one conference customized for you, with usable, relevant information to help you in your everyday job - and give your personal career a boost.

ISA Automation Week provides you with the opportunity to get the best unbiased knowledge available to help you in your job and your future regardless of where you are in your automation career. The quality of the technical program is ISA's top priority and serves as the cornerstone of the event. This world-class conference will cover the latest and hottest topics in automation and control across several technical tracks. Each track will offer in-depth sessions - ranging from basic to advanced - with information critical to several identified automation and control career paths. Choose from one of two options to enhance your experience and get every possible benefit from the event: following a single technical track option or attending sessions targeted to your job function or career path.