Grant M. Smith Email & Phone Number

Trbovjle, Slovenia

Dewesoft is a world-leading manufacturer of scientific measuring instruments, i.e., DAQ or Data Acquisition Instruments. My function is to write a wide variety of technical and marketing documents, from press releases and product announcements to technical papers, case studies and technical articles about various applications in data acquisition and real-time controls. I also create product brochures in and create graphics as needed for my articles. In December 2022 I began took over the company's LinkedIn and Twitter accounts, posting frequently about Dewesoft products, customers, applications, and the company's achievements.

United States

I have a long background working in the data acquisition instrumentation industry. I write frequently about data acquisition and related technologies, both for manufacturers and for the trade press in general. Related technologies include single conditioning, data acquisition software, analog to digital converters, sensors and interfaces. My articles have appeared in numerous magazines over the years, most recently in Evaluation Engineering, Control Engineering, Automotive Testing Technologies International, Electronics World, and more.

United States

I founded the US division of Dewetron GMBH in 1997, running the company until I retired in early 2017. Now I am a freelance technical writer and marketing consultant specializing in data acquisition and related technologies.

Newport, Rhode Island, United States

I worked for integrated Performance Decisions, a division of Analysis & Technology which was later absorbed by Anteon, which was then acquired by General Dynamics. I worked in Newport RI, supporting the commercial business development of the companies various activities in energy and gaming

Irvine, California, United States

The company was called Western Graphtec when I worked there from 1990 to 1995. I was the marketing director. The company made analog and digital chart recorders, the precursors of today's computer-based Data Acquisition (DAQ) Systems

North Stonington, Connecticut, United States

I worked for Analysis & Technology which was later absorbed by Anteon, which was then acquired by General Dynamics. So A&T does not exist any more. I worked both in Newport RI and at their North Stonington CT facilities, supporting Navy contracts.

West Warwick, Rhode Island, United States

The company was called Astro-Med, Inc. when I worked there. I started in engineering in 1980. Then into sales in 1983. Then sales management in 1984, and finally marketing in 1988. The company made analog and digital chart recorders, the precursors of today's computer-based Data Acquisition (DAQ) Systems.