While Motorola digital two way radios continue to be the leading communications tool across Canadian industries, most companies are still unsure of the type of software applications they need to support their unique operation. Do you need to connect different types of technology with your radios, such as cell phones and in-vehicle consoles? Do you… Read More»
For Canadian industries that are exposed to combustible materials, such as vapours and dust, or flammable chemicals and gasses, all devices onsite must be designed so as to not become an inadvertent ignition factor. By nature, all electronic devices give off electrical sparking and excessive heat emissions. In certain situations, the sparks and heat can… Read More»
Achieving production targets to meet growing consumer demands is the primary goal of every plant floor in the manufacturing industry. To improve efficiency while controlling costs, leading manufacturers have optimized their production process using the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). IIoT technology, also known as Industry 4.0, uses remote sensors attached to physical assets to… Read More»
Hospitals in Canada have hundreds of occupied rooms, and multiple entries that need constant surveillance to properly respond during threatening times. When coordinating a security response, some hospitals experience delayed communications because of the number of different devices that staff are using to communicate. When every second counts, healthcare officials need a reliable way to… Read More»
