In this interview with The Journal’s Executive Editor Theresa Houck, Cody Bann, Director of Engineering with WIN-911 Software, explains howFind out more »
Podcast – A Case Study In Remote Alarm Notification Software
A Case Study In Remote Alarm Notification Software Director of Engineering Cody Bann talks with Food Processing magazine about howFind out more »
Capstreet-backed WIN-911 Appoints Joel Rosen to Board of Directors
WIN-911, a leading provider of industrial monitoring, alerting and notification software, today announced the appointment of Joel Rosen to theFind out more »
WIN-911 Receives Rockwell Automation Technology Partner Innovation Award
WIN-911 is pleased to announce that Rockwell Automation, the world’s largest company dedicated to industrial automation and digital transformation, hasFind out more »
Steven Rivas, Win-911’s product manager talks WIN-911 Launches 2021 Release
Steven Rivas, Win-911’s product manager talks with Teresa Hauk from Rockwell Automation’s “Journal” about WIN-911’s 2021 release. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUQsW_BJ0pU
WIN-911 Launches 2021 Release 2
WIN-911 is excited to launch “Release 2” of its bottom-up 2021 software redesign. Release Two includes five major updates:
1. Updated Advanced Notification Policies
This makes it easier than ever to configure escalation workflows that dynamically respond to changes in alarm conditions. Role-based alarm escalation allows you to notify based on job function.
At Ocean Spray Plant, Remote Alarms Keep Eye On Production
February, 2021 Innovative monitoring technology increases utilities’ resiliency The pandemic is affecting every industry, including public works and municipalities, whichFind out more »
WIN-911 Invests in Combating Climate Change
WIN-911’s donation to the Panama-based Mamoni Valley Preserve generates 625 tons of carbon credits, offsetting the company’s carbon footprint for 2020.
5 Ways Alarm Notification Software Improves Your Everyday Life
The best alarm notification systems are accessible and unobtrusive, seen and heard only when needed. They’re the first line ofFind out more »