Ensuring your business systems stay running and stay safe as expected in case of an emergency or other unexpected event is something you should prepare for. Typically, organisations prepare for natural disasters, power outages, cyber attacks, and the like by having clearly defined processes or procedures for everyone to follow to resume operations quickly should any unforeseen event happen. But nothing had prepared organisations for a pandemic like this when almost all were forced to stay at home. It's been nearly two years, and we are still dealing with local and international restrictions. So how should businesses with several offices ...

Predictive maintenance is a proactive maintenance strategy using monitoring tools to check signs of deterioration, anomalies and equipment performance issues.

It’s cost effective, more efficient and requires less human intervention – so it’s not surprising that digital monitoring technology is increasingly replacing older systems as industrial and commercial sites as well as petrochemical plants safeguard their assets.

An essential consideration when deciding on the pros and cons of wired versus wireless network solutions is understanding your site's specific needs and how continuous monitoring will help you reach your goals.

It's always important to consider the benefits and possible drawbacks when considering new technology for your business.

Unplanned shutdowns in worksites are often attributed to worn out equipment that is poorly maintained.

Wireless solutions for the fire and safety industry are slowly becoming standard in recent years compared to wired systems.

The global pandemic has highlighted the value of investing in cost effective, efficient and less human interaction technology.

The ability to conduct off-site monitoring of data centres has become ever-more critical given social distancing measures as a result of COVID-19. 

If your business facility or site is still relying on outdated hardwired systems and physical inspections to protect it from harmful events, it is time to consider the key advantages of digital monitoring systems.

The landscape has changed for the protection of people and assets at high-risk facilities as digital fire monitoring innovations come to the fore. 

Switching to digital fire monitoring of industrial, commercial and emergency services assets makes sense during the pandemic as facility managers, contractors and consultants seek to minimise costs and limit the need for health-endangering physical inspections of critical assets.

 USA-based steel plant wished to monitor 12 points in a hostile environment within their facility.