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We are primarily a member-based organisation. Members receive access to a library of reports and evaluations.

National Emphasis Assessment Register

Evaluation International are pleased to announce the establishment of a national EMPHASIS ASSESSMENT register which is being made available to Evaluation International Member companies.  This register brings together all planned, in-progress and complete Emphasis Assessments, undertaken on behalf of the Sponsor Companies. 

In addition to this Evaluation International has established a Working Group to oversee the development of the Register and supporting services. Any organisations wishing to access the register or participate in the working group should email: enquiries@evaluation-international.com and a member of our team will be happy to assist.

 

 

Association Partnerships

Evaluation International has bilateral agreements with both EXERA and WIB. These agreements enable EI member companies to access the reports produced by these associations and to collaborate in working groups and projects. 

In addition, EI participates in a wider consortium of end-user organisations across Europe with member companies that operate on a global scale. The aim of this consortium is to ensure that the widest possible community of large-scale EC & I end-user organisations are provided with a platform on which to share knowledge, network, collaborate and share.

The consortium includes the following organisations:

 

EXERA – the French end-users association for industrial automation. [https://www.exera.com]
WIB – a process automation users association covering the Netherlands and Belgium. [https://www.wib.nl]
CLUI – the Italian Association for Automation and Instrumentation Systems. [http://www.cluias.it]
NAMUR – the German end-user association of automation technology and digitalisation in process industries. [https://www.namur.net]

 

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EI is primarily a member-based organisation. Members receive access to a library of reports and evaluations.

In the current year the EI Evaluation Programme is worth over £250,000.

The evaluation of the selected instruments is undertaken by approved, independent and impartial laboratories with respect to the manufacturers’ performance specifications and to relevant international and national standards.

Services - EWE (EI, WIB and EXERA)

EI Members have on-line access to over 1,700 reports including instrument evaluation reports and selection guides. Members attend two Technical Panel meetings per year to define and review the EI evaluation programme for the year ahead.

Services - for Non-EI Members

Most of the reports are not available to Non-Members, but EI produce some User Guides for public sale. Please contact EI for more information.