Remote Monitoring Systems
Efficiency of Lift Maintenance Enhanced by Digitalizing Data
Liftinstituut sees how customers want to gain an overview of their customer data via remote monitoring. By Koos van Lindenberg and Joey Tienhooven Various parties in the lift industry collect...
Optimum Uptime
Texas-based Kings III describes the evolution of its ORM service. David Bryant (DB), vice president at Kings III Emergency Communications, took the time to talk with ELEVATOR WORLD (EW) about...
Transitioning to New Maintenance Strategies With Remote Monitoring
Leveraging IoT in elevator maintenance by Dan Bryant, Johannes Guntsch, Kyle Hendren and Christopher Pearce Elevator downtime slows people and operations. Additionally, we find there is not enough information coming...
Powered by the Cloud
In this Readers Platform, your author makes the case for the ability of cloud software to enhance accuracy, productivity and accountability, while lowering costs. With so many cloud software solutions...
Effective Management of Elevator/Escalator Maintenance Agreements
Ten important steps to follow as a manager of the ever-important maintenance agreement For those responsible for the management of elevator and escalator maintenance agreements, the task can become rather...
A New Way of Recordkeeping
In this Readers Platform, your author describes how GAL and Helios joined forces to create a mobile solution to facilitate the MCP process. Walking through the National Association of Elevator...
Digital World
Remote monitoring is bringing elevator reliability to new heights. Mobile technology is transforming the way elevator companies operate, and many are moving fast so they don’t get left behind. Technicians...
Maintenance and Modernization: The Keys to Safety
ELEVATOR WORLD (EW) speaks with Ilpo Marjamaa (IM), senior vice president and head of modernization for KONE, about the importance of keeping equipment up to date. EW: Which parts of...
The Inspection of the Taipei 101 Elevators: 10 Years Later
The elevators that were the fastest in the world until this year are thoroughly examined. by Toshiaki Nakagawa and Shunta Sasaki The 1,010-mpm elevators installed in Taipei 101 in Taipei...
Is It Working?
A different approach to elevator monitoring and why it is a worthwhile expense for owners, saving them money and downtime, and preserving quality Building owners, maintenance companies, construction companies and...
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