Altronix to Deliver Session on Remote Power Management at TEC 2021 -- Security Today

Altronix to Deliver Session on Remote Power Management at TEC 2021

Apr 22, 2021

Altronix has announced today that JR Andrews, national sales executive, and Stephen Oliva, western regional manager, will jointly present an education session entitled Remote Power Management: The First Step to Troubleshooting Any Solution at PSA’s TEC 2021.

The session will be delivered in person on May 04, at 8 a.m. MDT at the Sheraton Downtown Denver.

“Remote management of mission-critical power and data transmission equipment is the foundation of a strong managed services platform,” Andrews said. “Remote power management allows the service provider to troubleshoot, diagnose and potentially repair issues, without having to dispatch a technician to the site. This benefits the end-customer as well as the provider. Service costs decrease while profitability of the service department increases. Additionally, remote health monitoring provides for the opportunity to generate RMR and further build customer confidence.”

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