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Sensors located in production systems, assembly lines, warehouses and vehicles produce data that helps managers understand how operations are flowing, and those built into products monitor, and improve, product performance.
Companies now have opportunities to not only manufacture products but also to offer ongoing services to monitor the performance of these products, all thanks to algorithms that provide predictive maintenance as required. IoT has enabled them to extend their efforts to a platform model for greater partner engagement.
The expansion of IoT across various parts of the organization and its ecosystems means greater digitization of processes, which helps reduce costs and increase speed to market. The efficiencies are realized as data streaming in from sensors is analyzed and changes are deployed without human intervention.
IoT is also paving the way for opportunities to employ computer vision—via cameras and other visual sensors—to gain greater insight into customer behavior and requirements, as well as critical aspects of a company’s operations.
The data flowing in from customer touch points and the products or services they use can provide a multi-dimensional view of their experiences and satisfaction levels not possible before. With IoT data, which is often real-time, companies can respond quickly to issues and requests as they arise.
The benefits of IoT go deeper than profit and revenue growth. Leveraging IoT has evolved from a connectivity strategy to a business transformation strategy, and has proven results, including increased profitability.
The Importance of Energy Submetering
Energy costs are on the rise, and as companies take a stab at reducing their utility costs and inefficiency, the first look is energy usage and changes to consumption in order to maintain efficiency standards. The cost of utilities at any scale of a building can cost businesses thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of dollars per year. Submetering gives insight into data, down to a circuit level to visualize water, gas, and electric usage.
Information is Power
There are many benefits to submetering and the ability to access real-time data, to better manage energy consumption and cost. The short- and long-term benefits of submetering range from immediately providing visibility and insight into energy consumption throughout commercial and residential buildings. This allows anyone visualizing the data to plan for improving building efficiency goals and standards. Submetering benefits tenants, buildings owners, developers, etc. by identifying inefficient and broken equipment that’s linked to unnecessary energy usage. Improving energy efficiency in existing buildings, factories, and warehouses is critical to understanding building performance. A critical factor for buildings to reduce over-consumption and inefficiency, is to consistently receive that accurate minute-by-minute data about all machinery and equipment throughout an entire facility.
The HOTDROP
Using innovative and cost-effective technology allows companies across a range of businesses and commercial industries to gain relevant and timely insights into their buildings energy usage. Sigflow's HOTDROP can also be used to provide real-time energy usage for large industrial machines and generators. With 3200 readings per second graphed over a year, customers are better able to identify anomalies within the asset and improve their preventative maintenance standards and scheduling.
IoT Sub-Metering by Sigflow is Simple to use and has a device lifespan of over 20-years!
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