In the world of disaster recovery and preparedness, we have come across many stories related to accidents caused by chemicals, hurricanes, and equipment failures. These situations are made worse by insufficient and inadequate business continuity and disaster recovery plans. When disasters happen, you need a system that provides visibility into scoping, planning, risk assessment, emergency […]
In our June blog post, we discussed the realities of digitization and how, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, it will continue to be part of the “new normal” of the Industry 4.0 revolution. We also highlighted four practical steps companies can take to prepare themselves sooner rather than later. Suggestion No. 1—“Don’t boil the ocean, start with […]
After months of customer feedback and planning, we enhanced our field mobility product with new features to digitize and provide more visibility into your site. We renamed the product to “FieldVision” . Please check out the video for highlights!
If you asked me in January what my work week would look like in mid-June, I would have told you I would probably be sitting in a squeaky banquet room chair listening to another conference keynote on how plants and industrial facilities will soon be run from a mobile device. Today, like every other day […]
Using mobile devices like iPad and Android tablets along with audits and inspection software can improve the overall efficiency and productivity of any business entity. Companies responsible for audits and inspections of every kind are turning more and more to mobile devices to offer a level of visibility, compliance and remediation that no clipboard or paper-based inspection […]
Management of change is a best practice for controlling health, safety and environmental risks when an organization makes changes in their facilities, procedures, personnel, processes and manufacturing operations. MOC is a formal protocol required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) under its Process Safety Management standard. OSHA 1910.119(l)(1) sets the requirements for MOC as: […]
