Revonos aims to boost its clients’ efficiency with its new Limitless Delivery product.
By Alan Dorich
It is an accepted fact that people like deliveries to be completed on time and on schedule, but sometimes things do not always go as planned. Castle Rock, Colo.-based Revonos is set to help its clients achieve those goals with its Limitless Delivery product, CEO Wesley Dyk says.
Rajant Corporation offers a groundbreaking mobile wireless mesh network and a broadband solution.
By Kat Zeman, Knighthouse Media
For people working in challenging and changing environments or desolate locations, communicating via a fixed network – such as cellular or Wi-Fi – can be difficult.
Fixed infrastructure networks have dead zones and are not designed for mission critical operations. People working in mining, at ports and for the oil and gas industry are among those that need reliable networks for communication to operate successfully.
Rajant Corporation, the exclusive provider of Kinetic Mesh® wireless networks, offers a groundbreaking solution for these markets.
InEight brings its vast experience in construction to benefit owners of energy and mining projects.
By Staci Davidson, Knighthouse Media
Projects in the energy and mining industry are often high dollar, high intensity and high profile. These projects can be tricky to get funded, and when they are funded, the scrutiny on the work is immense, with costs always being a major concern. InEight has the depth of capital project experience and breadth of technology expertise to help owners and contractors keep it all in line.
Fast-growing Indegy offers a one-of-a-kind security solution for industrial networks.
By Kat Zeman
When it comes to protecting industrial networks and critical infrastructure, many operators of power plants, oil refineries and various manufacturers are quickly beginning to turn to Indegy.
Although the New York City-based operational technology (OT) company is relatively young, it has already made a name for itself in markets that operate in complex industrial control system (ICS) environments.
Hifi Engineering of Calgary can detect leaks within a ten-meter radius
of pipelines that are thousands of miles long.
By Mark Lawton, Knighthouse Media
Knowing if there is a leak in a pipeline is good. Knowing where that leak is located is a lot better.
“We can tell where the leak is detected and when,” says Steven Koles, president of Hifi Engineering in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Hifi uses a specialized fiber-optic sensing technology to measure sound, temperature changes and kinetic energy – movement and vibration – in pipelines.
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