Maintenance and Operations Teams Gain Visibility Through Wireless Sensors Wireless sensor technology has grown from “science fiction” only a few years ago, to a critical tool for maintenance and operations managers today. Operations teams are gaining new visibility into systems and equipment anywhere in their facility with wireless sensors to: Monitor critical systems to ensure they are operating
New Daily Verification Tools Automate Logging and Documentation for Clinical Lab CLIA Certification With our latest update, lab managers can now check, verify, and store temperatures as required by CLIA standards. Rather than visually inspect all of your units and record temperatures in a log, now you can simply pull up the Swift Sensors console and
Automate Temperature Logs for Food Services and Medical Inspections Are you still monitoring and logging your coolers and freezers manually. With Swift Sensors built-in reporting tools, you can automate the process for accurate and complete reports every time. And your staff can focus on more important tasks. Breeze through your next inspection with automated temperature logs. Protect Your
CASE STUDY Is Your Corporate or Industrial Facility Protected During the Extended Holiday Break? Leaks, power surges, doors left open. These are some of the small issues that can turn into major damage when they are not addressed right away. That’s what led Melinda Martin, the building manager at Plaza West, to investigate water presence
New Updates to the Console The Swift Sensors console can now track a complete record of your system’s notifications sent in the past. With this feature, users can review notification history on critical equipment in their facility and adapt accordingly.
With five sensors and a single bridge, Jimmy John’s in Huntsville, Alabama, has upgraded their temperature monitoring and food safety to ensure the integrity of their cold chain units at all times.
As Honeywell Aerospace launched its connected initiative, they wanted to arm their field technicians with the latest IoT offerings so that they could have a proactive posture related to equipment in the field.
The cloud console can now convert productivity analytics to a custom value to match the real output of your manufacturing process.
The Adler Planetarium in Chicago, IL., recently deployed our wireless sensor system into their museum that houses more than 3000 objects either on display in an exhibition or in storage.
