Businesses that offer WiFi access to visitors are seeing higher sales and customer satisfaction, while WiFi at the business drives employee productivity and collaboration.

The more links there are between the physical workplace and digital systems, the broader the opportunities for automation. Motion-sensitive lights. Floor sensors for occupancy. Beacons to gauge workspace utilization.

These alarm systems can be connected to smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors, so the alarm will sound if there is an emergency situation, alerting the authorities immediately.

Business success is reliant on effective communication. Advances in business technology – such as video displa, screen sharing, and audio – have greatly improved our ability to communicate.

The use of lighting control systems is directly proportional to enhanced efficiency in your business. If the lights are ON for less time, the amount on the electricity bill will reduce. 

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Understand more about how the workplace functions—who’s using it, how they’re using it, and when they’re using it. Data points add up to trends, which add up to actionable insights.

Security cameras not only help discourage shoplifting, but they can also be valuable in catching shoplifters in the act. Many security cameras can be accessed remotely via desired device.

Have control of your business electronics with an all-in-one device. Power buttons, door locks, display pause, and audio input options are all at your fingertips.

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Multiple devices can access the Internet from a single source. That means computers, tablets, smartphones and TVs can all connect independently to the Internet at the same time.