Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Government”
For more than 100 years, a well-known company has been producing oil and gas in California for consumption throughout the region by homes and businesses – including the agriculture industry, which accounts for approximately one-third of the national agriculture output. And for nearly four decades, this major oil supplier has been outfitting its… Read more…
As more of the population moves into urban areas (the UN estimates that 68% of the world’s population will live in urban areas by 2050), there is an increased demand for public and social housing. Public and Social Housing Agencies who are already overseeing thousands of properties can expect to see that number rise in the coming years. And as buildings age… Read more…
Transportation networks that rely on wired-lines or outdated cellular devices and platforms need to modernize their system. Some of the critical areas where DOT technology needs to improve include dual carrier failover/fallback, a centralized platform for device management, cyber-encryption, and
support for connected vehicles… Read more…
Security system companies need to leverage innovations in machine learning, AI, networking technology, and IoT sensors to develop cutting-edge video surveillance systems. Modern video surveillance systems need to allow for high gigabytes of data per device without throttling. They also need to offer always-on connectivity to… Read more…
Heavy security is critical to the safety of all passengers and employees within Airports. Any systems (video cameras, access controls, motion detectors, etc.) relying solely upon wired connections are vulnerable to connectivity failures. RTO can provide the hardware necessary to utilize your primary T1 connections and automatically failover to cellular when… Read more…
Water utilities used to have to set up dozens of sampling sites near catch basins. Today, inexpensive sensors running through a Digi Connect Sensor+ LTE gateway can be installed in remote locations. Water utilities no longer need to rely on inspectors and manual reporting. With IoT these solutions, they can access a map dashboard that… Read more…
When organizations are posed with the task of replacing systems that depend upon POTS lines, they generally think about phones and faxes. While the majority of POTS users are correct, there are many other systems that utilize them throughout their facilities than they first realize. Most POS systems, emergency call boxes, and fire alarms utilize POTS lines to perform… Read more…
After the GWR was instituted, many water utilities of all sizes quickly began to procure new monitoring equipment in an effort towards streamlining their data collection and reporting processes. For many, this included installing sensors, cellular routers, and remote terminal units (RTU) at all water storage facilities. A large expense, but one that would recoup itself in…Read more…
While every rail service hopes to ensure riders enjoy the most pleasant travel experience possible, their foremost mission is to provide the safest riding experience and environment possible. In recent years, tragic accidents have called attention to the need to ensure that safety remains one of the fundamental principles of transit industry… Read More…
Those managing parking areas need solutions that enable them to maximize the efficiency of operations regardless of whether they manage on-street parking spaces or condensed multi-level car parks. With increasing frequency, they are in search of ways to automate gate controls, expedite payment transactions, improve visitor experiences, and enhance on-site safety. Read more…
