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Sarsen developed mobile apps for a trade news organization to complement their existing website and digital print editions, creating a single API for content delivery across platforms and adding ad-tracking and management capabilities. The resulting applications provided a future-proof mobile platform that could scale to thousands of users and be extended to new devices, giving the organization a viable mobile presence.
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The document discusses the history and latest developments of wearable devices. It describes how wearable computers were first introduced in the 1500s with pocket watches and have evolved to include recent innovations like Google Glass, smartwatches from LG, Motorola, Samsung and fitness trackers from Nike. The document also outlines some advantages of wearables like enhanced communication and convenience, as well as disadvantages such as potential heavy equipment, expense and privacy/security issues.
Smartphones provide advanced computing abilities and connectivity beyond traditional phones by running full operating systems and allowing users to install applications. They integrate phone calling with functions of cameras, personal digital assistants, and portable media players. While smartphones help with organization, flexible working, and access to information, they are expensive and can negatively impact work-life balance if overused. Common smartphone brands discussed are Sony Ericsson, Blackberry, iPhone, and HTC.
This document discusses the challenges of implementing Internet of Things (IoT) technology in Indonesia. It provides examples of how IoT is used in various sectors like homes, consumer products, transportation, health, buildings and more. It also presents a case study of an IoT-based GPS tracking product called Labbaik used to help pilgrims during Hajj and Umrah. The challenges of designing, developing and marketing such an IoT product are discussed, including business and pricing strategies.
Sarsen developed mobile apps for a trade news organization to complement their existing website and digital print editions, creating a single API for content delivery across platforms and adding ad-tracking and management capabilities. The resulting applications provided a future-proof mobile platform that could scale to thousands of users and be extended to new devices, giving the organization a viable mobile presence.
As 2014 begins wearable computers are quickly becoming one of the next technology waves. As we await rumored wearables from Apple and Google, let's first take a step back to understand what "wearable" computing is. We'll walk through a quick history, look at some successful enterprise implementations, and then wrap up with a demo of the Pebble Smartwatch.
The document discusses the history and latest developments of wearable devices. It describes how wearable computers were first introduced in the 1500s with pocket watches and have evolved to include recent innovations like Google Glass, smartwatches from LG, Motorola, Samsung and fitness trackers from Nike. The document also outlines some advantages of wearables like enhanced communication and convenience, as well as disadvantages such as potential heavy equipment, expense and privacy/security issues.
Smartphones provide advanced computing abilities and connectivity beyond traditional phones by running full operating systems and allowing users to install applications. They integrate phone calling with functions of cameras, personal digital assistants, and portable media players. While smartphones help with organization, flexible working, and access to information, they are expensive and can negatively impact work-life balance if overused. Common smartphone brands discussed are Sony Ericsson, Blackberry, iPhone, and HTC.
This document discusses wearable computers and their evolution. It describes how wearable computers started as simple calculator watches in the 1970s and have increasingly become integrated into articles of clothing and accessories. Examples mentioned include smart watches, headbands, and rings. The document outlines some applications of wearable computers in military and medical fields. It also discusses an implementation of a Bluetooth-enabled smart ring and smart shirts that can measure vital signs. Potential issues addressed include threats to security/privacy and devices being heavy or expensive. The conclusion is that wearable computers can improve quality of life.
This document discusses and recommends several useful utility apps for Android devices: a flashlight app, remote keyboard and mouse apps, measurement and conversion apps, and file manager apps. It notes that a flashlight app can be handy in situations without light, remote apps allow controlling desktops and laptops from mobile devices, measurement apps can measure various attributes, and file manager apps provide additional functionality beyond built-in options but may require more technical skill.
One small Step for Consumers, one giant Leap for Enterprisetlevey
Delivering fast, rich, engaging experiences across an increasing variety of mobile devices, networks, and locations is a complex challenge. All too often performance issues go unidentified due to a lack of visibility into the true end user experience and a simple way to identify the root cause - is it the mobile device, carrier, 3rd-party, back-end infrastructure or application logic that is the problem?
Join Tom Levey in this session, to discuss not only how to effectively monitor the end user experience and identify performance bottlenecks, but also measure the real-time revenue impact, by turning on the lights inside your mobile app.
Wearable technology consists of clothing and accessories that incorporate computer and electronic technologies to be worn and interact with the user without direct manipulation. They are examples of the Internet of Things since they embed physical objects with sensors, software and connectivity. Key industries for wearable technology include fitness/healthcare, infotainment, and military uses. Fitness/healthcare applications include health monitoring while infotainment covers smartwatches and smart glasses. Military uses improve aiming, monitor injuries, and provide battlefield awareness. While wearables offer portability and hands-free use, disadvantages include limited versatility, heat, and potential data security threats if devices are lost or stolen.
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Safety Changer provides mobile safety apps and software to help organizations improve safety. Their solutions include apps for workers to report incidents, surveys to collect safety data from the field, and dashboard tools to give managers insights. They believe mobile technology can make safety processes more efficient and data-driven to prevent accidents by learning from near misses.
Safety Changer Inspections is a powerful solution that makes doing inspections easier than ever before:
- Perform inspections using your smartphone or tablet
- Now everyone can do inspections
- Anywhere, anytime, even offline
- Easily add photos, videos and documents as evidence
- Realtime insight in inspection-results, focus on findings
- Automated reporting of non-conformities
- Integrated action tracking
- RFID- and NFC-support
- Analyse results using the complete analytics dashboard
Archivo preparado para el curso deL CPR 'Hablando en Griego' de Murcia y para la lectura de textos clásicos del evento 'Yo conozco mi herencia', organizado por la SEEC y AMUPROLAG (Murcia). Actividad posible para San Valentín o trabajar textos de temática amorosa en clase.
Ruidos cardiacos auscultacion y fonocardiografiaRicardo Mora MD
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The document provides an overview of the Greek alphabet, including:
- There are 24 letters total, divided into 7 vowels and 17 consonants.
- Each letter has both a capital and small form, and students should learn the name, shape, and sound of each letter.
- The names of the letters provide clues to their pronunciations, as the sound of each letter is the same as the first sound of its name.
Enfermedad de Ebstein Atresia Tricuspidea Tronco Arterial Comun Ricardo Mora MD
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This document discusses wearable computers and their evolution. It describes how wearable computers started as simple calculator watches in the 1970s and have increasingly become integrated into articles of clothing and accessories. Examples mentioned include smart watches, headbands, and rings. The document outlines some applications of wearable computers in military and medical fields. It also discusses an implementation of a Bluetooth-enabled smart ring and smart shirts that can measure vital signs. Potential issues addressed include threats to security/privacy and devices being heavy or expensive. The conclusion is that wearable computers can improve quality of life.
This document discusses and recommends several useful utility apps for Android devices: a flashlight app, remote keyboard and mouse apps, measurement and conversion apps, and file manager apps. It notes that a flashlight app can be handy in situations without light, remote apps allow controlling desktops and laptops from mobile devices, measurement apps can measure various attributes, and file manager apps provide additional functionality beyond built-in options but may require more technical skill.
One small Step for Consumers, one giant Leap for Enterprisetlevey
Delivering fast, rich, engaging experiences across an increasing variety of mobile devices, networks, and locations is a complex challenge. All too often performance issues go unidentified due to a lack of visibility into the true end user experience and a simple way to identify the root cause - is it the mobile device, carrier, 3rd-party, back-end infrastructure or application logic that is the problem?
Join Tom Levey in this session, to discuss not only how to effectively monitor the end user experience and identify performance bottlenecks, but also measure the real-time revenue impact, by turning on the lights inside your mobile app.
Wearable technology consists of clothing and accessories that incorporate computer and electronic technologies to be worn and interact with the user without direct manipulation. They are examples of the Internet of Things since they embed physical objects with sensors, software and connectivity. Key industries for wearable technology include fitness/healthcare, infotainment, and military uses. Fitness/healthcare applications include health monitoring while infotainment covers smartwatches and smart glasses. Military uses improve aiming, monitor injuries, and provide battlefield awareness. While wearables offer portability and hands-free use, disadvantages include limited versatility, heat, and potential data security threats if devices are lost or stolen.
Smartphone and internet of things (io t)iFixScreens
Smartphones contain many sensors that generate data about the user's surroundings, location, and activity. Smartphones also connect to wearable devices and internet of things devices, acting as a central "artificial brain". This allows smartphones to remotely control devices like TVs and payments through techniques like near field communication. Smartphones are an important part of personal iot setups that monitor health and fitness, and are also used in group applications like smart homes and connected cars to check systems. They play a role in community iot applications through crowd-sourced data collection for smart cities. Industries are also using smartphones for iot like providing personalized retail recommendations and enabling customer profiles.
This document describes A.I.L., an autonomous luggage product that uses sensors and cameras to follow its owner hands-free. It addresses the problem of travelers having to manually pull or push luggage, which can cause muscle strain. The A.I.L. solution incorporates motion sensors, cameras, and navigation technology to allow the luggage to automatically follow the traveler. It also includes mobile apps to track the luggage's location. The document outlines A.I.L.'s technical capabilities, target markets, and revenue model of initial online sales followed by retail and licensing partnerships.
Safety Changer provides mobile safety apps and software to help organizations improve safety. Their solutions include apps for workers to report incidents, surveys to collect safety data from the field, and dashboard tools to give managers insights. They believe mobile technology can make safety processes more efficient and data-driven to prevent accidents by learning from near misses.
Safety Changer Inspections is a powerful solution that makes doing inspections easier than ever before:
- Perform inspections using your smartphone or tablet
- Now everyone can do inspections
- Anywhere, anytime, even offline
- Easily add photos, videos and documents as evidence
- Realtime insight in inspection-results, focus on findings
- Automated reporting of non-conformities
- Integrated action tracking
- RFID- and NFC-support
- Analyse results using the complete analytics dashboard
Archivo preparado para el curso deL CPR 'Hablando en Griego' de Murcia y para la lectura de textos clásicos del evento 'Yo conozco mi herencia', organizado por la SEEC y AMUPROLAG (Murcia). Actividad posible para San Valentín o trabajar textos de temática amorosa en clase.
Ruidos cardiacos auscultacion y fonocardiografiaRicardo Mora MD
Ruidos Cardiacos auscultacion y fonocardiografia; por Dr. Ricardo Mora Moreno Residente 1er año Cardiología IMSS, 14-09-2016, UMAE T1 Bajio, León, Gto Mexico
The document provides an overview of the Greek alphabet, including:
- There are 24 letters total, divided into 7 vowels and 17 consonants.
- Each letter has both a capital and small form, and students should learn the name, shape, and sound of each letter.
- The names of the letters provide clues to their pronunciations, as the sound of each letter is the same as the first sound of its name.
Enfermedad de Ebstein Atresia Tricuspidea Tronco Arterial Comun Ricardo Mora MD
Enfermedad de Ebstein, Atresia tricuspidea, Tronco arterial comun; por Dr. Ricardo Mora Moreno Residente de 1er año de Cardiología; León, Guanajuato, México; IMSS UMAE T1; 11 de Octubre del 2016; Modulo de exploración fisica Cardiología
Guide Publicis Consultants - LInkedIn : le contenu, moteur d'influenceyann le gigan
« Le contenu, moteur d’influence », un guide pour exploiter le potentiel de LinkedIn. C’est ce à quoi se sont attelées les équipes de Publicis Consultants pour lister les bonnes pratiques pour émerger sur LinkedIn. C’est qu’avec plus de 300 millions d’utilisateurs dans le monde, dont plus de 8 millions en France, la plateforme professionnelle a largement confirmé son leadership auprès des cibles business. Pour les marques, entreprises ou institutions, la q uestion aujourd’hui n’est plus d’être ou de ne pas être présent sur LinkedIn, mais plutôt d’utiliser ce canal comme un média pertinent et performant. Au sommaire notamment : quelle stratégie éditoriale adopter sur LinkedIn ; quels rythmes et formats privilégier ou encore comment mesurer l’impact de ses contenus ? »
Changer Safety Apps builds apps for enterprise workers to bring change-power into their hands for working safely. Their mission is to use mobile technology and apps to transform worker observations into high quality incident reports and make safety information accessible when needed. They have established offices in multiple countries and a product suite of incident reporting, audit, survey, and standard operating procedure apps to support good communication, compliance, and management insight.
Wearable technology is growing rapidly and being integrated into many areas of consumer products. Wearables can track health, fitness, and other personal data and connect to other devices and systems. This allows for new personalized services and experiences across industries like healthcare, fashion, and retail. However, companies must address privacy and security challenges to gain consumer trust as wearables start to access and share more personal information. An enterprise data platform is needed to securely connect devices and manage user identity and data permissions to deliver enhanced experiences while protecting privacy at scale.
Wearable technology is growing rapidly and being integrated into many areas of consumer products. Wearables can track health, fitness, and other personal data and connect to other devices and systems. This allows for new opportunities to combine data and create enhanced experiences for users. However, companies must address privacy and security challenges to gain users' trust. An enterprise data platform is needed to securely share data between devices and applications while giving users control over their personal information. As more devices connect, wearables have potential to deliver personalized services that improve areas like healthcare, retail, and work.
Exploring the world of mobile and how marketers can use this space to connect with consumers in brand new ways.
Part 1 of a 2 part series.
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iOS-based Employee Safety Tracking and Security AppJai Mehta
With rapid technology progression, the workforce has become more mobile today by using smart devices to minimize the work delay and improve productivity. The various team collaborates to work efficiently while being on-the-move. Work from home has proved to be a great performance booster, but such enhanced mobility comes with its severe threats and challenges. Emergencies, accidents do not occur announced; and concerning about employee safety is of prime concern for organizations. QSS Technosoft helping US-based enterprise to address this challenge by developing an employee safety and mobile security app.
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Technology has taken up space all over the world. From generating content with a single command on ChatGPT to getting your food served by Robots at your favorite restaurant, artificial advancements have ruled every space. Every industry is set to develop top-notch technology in every sector; finance, IT, healthcare, gaming, and banking, with competitive market standards. One of these rapidly growing industries is Mobile App Development. According to the Straits Research report, it is expected to reach USD 583.03 billion at a CAGR OF 12.8% between (2022 and 2030). It clearly shows how mobile app development has become an integral part of the digital landscape and revolutionized technology.
Location-based services powered by Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacons allow for personalized experiences and offers for customers through their mobile devices. Kellton Tech's product, KLGAMETM, leverages BLE beacons to provide flexible and scalable location-based solutions across industries like retail, museums, travel, and more. It collects user location and behavior data through beacons and mobile apps to update users with relevant information and give organizations insights to better engage customers. KLGAMETM applications include navigation assistance, crowd management, product information display, and ambient condition monitoring to improve user experiences and business operations.
Enterprise IOT and WT Mobile App and Software Development CompanyhytechProfessional
GenXM is an enterprise mobile application and software development company. We are engaged in IoT and end market solutions, which have the ability to fulfill the dynamic enterprise needs.
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Johann Havenga: Wearable Technology in Support of Health, Wellness and WellbeingSAMTRAC International
We see an increased focus on health, wellness and wellbeing (HWW) as core drivers of human safety. Through ‘wearable technology’ it is possible to track and monitor a range of human conditions in real time, and through integration with e-Health and ERP systems we can show the link between issues, such as fatigue and performance, record injuries and move from the reactive to the proactive prevention of incidents.
Internet of Things, Examples and IssuesIRJET Journal
This document discusses Internet of Things (IoT), providing examples and issues. It begins by defining IoT and how it is connecting more things like home appliances and facilitating data sharing. Three levels of IoT are mentioned. Examples given include using sensors to optimize fleet management and infrastructure maintenance. However, IoT also poses privacy and security risks if devices are hacked. The document advocates for putting security measures in place to protect IoT devices and users' personal data and control over their information.
Company driven by innovation and customer satisfaction. It is a web-mobile-electronics convergence company headquartered in India with offices globally. It has a team of over 130 employees developing flagship products across multiple industry verticals like health, education, tourism, and delivering end-to-end solutions to clients worldwide including governments and large corporations.
The document discusses the history and future of wearable technology. It describes how wearables have evolved from early inventions in the 1980s to today's popular devices in areas like fitness tracking and smartwatches. The document also explores the growing markets for wearables in industries like healthcare, fashion, and entertainment. Experts predict that wearables will become smaller, more integrated into daily life, and able to monitor more health data over the next decade as the technology continues to advance.
The document discusses how IoT capabilities can positively impact employees, staff, and top management in the workplace. It outlines several pros like streamlined processes through data and automation, enhanced asset management through real-time inventory tracking, improved collaboration as employees can work remotely, simplified micro-tasks to increase productivity, and enhanced learning opportunities. IoT also allows for better time management, factory management through equipment monitoring, and opportunities for business expansion. Overall, IoT in the workplace can improve satisfaction by creating a more efficient and comfortable working environment centered around an individual's needs.
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3. The document provides steps to integrate WURFL.js data into Google Analytics to define custom dimensions for form factor, device name, and other attributes to gain better insight into user behavior on different device types.
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“What is Mobile Technology?” and “What does it have to do with an HSE professional?”
Before I answer these question in particular, I wish to start off by asking you three questions. Please raise your hands
Q1. How many of YOU present here is carrying a mobile phone?
(Raise of hands).
Q2. How many of you use your phone to access work-related information, like mail or calendar or other?
Q3. How many of you use your phone to access to your company’s QHSE systems?
Well, it seems like there is some work to do!
AGENDA
- In this session I will take you on to the story of Jay and Rajesh, two workers in a typical company.
- Then, I will provide a context and a definition to mobile technology and how it affects the QHSE domain of most organisations
- I will then take you back to the story of Jay and Rajesh and show how mobile tech could have shown a different result
I want to share a story of Jay, a shift incharge, Rajesh, the HSE Officer and a paper based format called the Incident Report Form!
Jay witnesses a near miss incident as he is about to leave after a long, tiring shift.
He promises himself to report the incident in his following shift by filling in the Incident Report Form.
16 hours later Jay does fill the Incident Report Form by filling in the twenty questions and submits it with our HSE Officer Rajesh.
Rajesh takes note of the details, investigates the incident and then files his finding into an exisiting HSE software or an Excel sheet.
Then, when the same situations for the third time in a month, of Jay being late, he decides to let go and not record that third incident...
At the end of the quarter the safety triangle at the reception paints the above picture.
Now, let’s get an understanding about mobile technology* In the past ten years of our existence as a software company, we at Changer have seen a rapid transition from big, complex software systems to specific, easy to use, interactive apps on personal smart mobile devices.
* This transition is what I will refer to as the “mobile wave”
* This Mobile Wave is defined by three factors:
1 Huge adoption of personal Mobile smart devices
2 The internet or the Cloud brought unprecedented agility in being online and interconnecting existing systems and those mobile devices in realtime
3 Social media democratized communication, engaging anybody to participate, from peer-to-peer, from top-to-bottom and vice versa
* The combination of these: Cloud, Mobile & Social is creating new channels of open communication, engaging anybody to add value to the whole ecosystem.
* The mobile wave is essentially enabling us to:
- share information before we physically meet.
- It is allowing us to engage in meaningful conversation without physically meeting.
- And, it allows us to collaborate. Regardless of time and place. On the devices of our preference.
- Let’s look at this mobile wave in historic context.
- I’m sure you’re familiar with the concept of the industrial revolution, starting in 1880
- Then came the computer revolution, somewhat 100 years later
- Soon after the internet emerged, internconnecting individual computers into a web
- Then as of 2010 we’re talking about information revolution. We’re producing as much data today as we’ve done in the whole history leading up to today
- And, on top of this we are witnessing a new revolution, driven by the mobile wave. It is the collaborative revolution. It is about increasingly smart apps that allow individuals to work together by sharing information, engage in meaningful communication and thus work together towards joint objectives in our organizations.
You might question whether India is ready for it. Well, I believe it is!
By mid 2013, almost half the Population of the Earth now uses mobile communications, and we’re counting regular and smartphones here.
And FYI, in January 2014, more than 6 billion apps were downloaded in just one month
By 2017, our globe will host over 4,4 billion App Users, that is 2 out of every 3 persons (SocialCubix.com); this means all smartphone users capable of running apps.
Please note how particularly Asia is predicted to be heavily growing on smartphone use!
- Apart from the fact that mobile devices are very powerful mini-computers with broad-band internetconnection we have always at hand, they come with a load of sensors on board that we carry along all the time. Think of GPS-sensor, gyroscopes for motion detection, pressure sensors for altitude determination, camera’s, microphones and more.
- Thanks to those sensors, a lot of meta-data can be collected when using
- This makes apps more easy to use, in stead of typing, we record a video, in stead of selecting a location, the GPS-sensor auto-detects location, in stead of keying in passwords we swipe our code or simply scan our fingerprint
- But most importantly, sensors allow us to get a much better factual understanding of the actual situation in which we use our apps
What does this mean to the safety on the shopfloors of our companies?
I’ll come to that shortly. Let’s first explore the definition of mobile applications, better known now as apps.
Apps are:
Built for a very specific purpose. For each purpose we’ll find a different app.
Light, easy to install & easy to use.
As compared to classic computer Software, Apps engage the audience by addressing the visual, auditive and tactile senses all at once.
Updated on a regular basis, with new features and improvements as they become available
Personalised, made for You, and always at hand
Let me give you some examples:
please think back on the day you sent your first e-mail. I remember that day. I had to dial up to internet using a modem and then download my mail in order to be able to read it. I did that maybe once or twice a day, or I dialed up when I had to send an e-mail out.
Ever since blackberry introduced their service, e-mail suddenly started to be available on my smartphone, anywhere, anytime. It made reading and writing e-mails much more convenient.
Another example:
think on the way how google maps app came up, exploiting our smartphones’ GPS and digital compass capabilities!
And imagine what’s going on today:
now that companies like Google and Apple are introducing wearable tech, adding more mobile sensors, especially for healthcare service purposes, such as heart-beat and blood-sugar level monitoring.
All examples of how Mobile Apps change the way we do our lives and our businesses.
>>> Now please take moment to think of how the power of mobile devices, sensors and specifically designed apps could be made available to us, QHSE professionals.
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Let’s look back at the story of Jay and Rajesh. Now taking a step back, what could be wrong with this picture?
Inspite of the best intentions of both Jay & Rajesh we can see that there is a gap between the intent & impact!
One of the reasons I see is that until today we have been addressing QHSE issues from a top-down perspective, trying to drive a culture from top to down onto the workfloor. Not by choice, but by design.It is a one way reporting, usually moving upwards
and most of the times misses the big picture, the answer to “Does it really, matter?”
This makes it an exclusive culture, where the shift incharge and HSE Officer are disconnected with the larger goal.
We believe that by:
- giving an app to your employees is not just about sharing responsibility but also about empowering them.
- an app in the hand of the workman will make him or her feel connected to the bigger picture again.
So it is, from the hearts to the minds to the hands: An app in the hand of an employee is building a culture of accountability and responsibility.
An Inclusive and Participative Culture.
Apart from seeding inclusive safety cultures, mobile technology also helps in saving costs.
- It replaces paper and paper-related machines
- it reduces workload,
- it saves time
- its leaves very little room for error in recording information
Apps capture date, location, videos or a picture. And so apps can record a thousand words in just a single click.
Now, accurate observations in forms of pictures and videos,
higher in numbers, provide the basis for gaining
better insight in shopfloor safety which directs the process towards
improvement actions.
- Imagine paper based processes to be obsolete
- Imagine how a welder notifies a fellow welder on a different site about a hazardous problem with a certain piece of welding equipment
- Imagine how employees will start liking to do a simple, quick Last Minute Risk Assessment together before performing an hazardous lifting operation
- Imagine how shopfloor workers have instant on the spot access to standard operating procedures and safe working methods rather than having to walk to an office and spend time searching
- Imagine!
- After 4 years of building Safety Apps, we have seen that mobile technology adds up to safer work places and efficient processes.
- Apps in the hands of your employees help really make the safety culture become tangible!
- These are some of the companies that have gone before you in drawing the conclusion that Safety Apps help make the workplace more safe and efficient.
Now lets have a look at what our apps look like. For that, we look back at the story of Jay, and imagine how things could go differently from now on.
And while being on this mission for 4 years now, we have discovered 3 core beliefs.
1st, Common sense: think back of the story of Jay who needs to simply be able to take his responsibility in recording the incident and be home in time
2nd Communication: the same Jay, who’s now able to send out the observation from the palm of his hand to Rajesh, his colleague at the HSE department, and his peers who are working in a different shift.
3rd, last but not least: your organization will gain extra control, by newly gained insights from the observations that would otherwise have gone unrecorded
- I hope that by now you start realizing the potential of mobile technology for your organization.
- Question is: Are you and your organization ready to seize this opportunity and be a part of this revolution?
- I need you, ladies and gentlemen. I need you to know that what you are doing is a very important job in this country today.
- And I want to thank you for what you do for your organization, your people and so many others.
- We believe Mobile Apps Technology is going to change the way we look at our processes.
- My name is Jonathan and with my team, we are committed to this dream.
- I want you to believe in our dream. And together, we are looking at a better, healthier and a safer future.
Shukuria!
How do we guarantee the security of the data? (Banking etc!)
LPS / Barcode scanning? (Yes we do, sensors etc)
CCTV Linking (Integration)
- Do you understand the power of Mobile Apps Technology I your business context?
- Do you realize the potential of its usage towards operational excellence?
- Are you and your organization ready to seize this opportunity and be a part of this revolution?
- Do you believe that highest standards of Safety can be achieved in India?
- Do you believe that every person (man or a woman) in your organization deserves a safe and healthy workplace?
- We believe Mobile Apps Technology is going to change the way we look at our processes.
- My name is Jonathan and we are committed to this dream.
- I need you, ladies and gentlemen. I need you to know that what you are doing is a very important job in this country today.
- And I want to thank you for what you do for your organization, your people and so many others.
- I want you to believe in our dream. And together, we are looking at a better, healthier and a safer future.