Climate change has become a more prominent part of the risk landscape for critical infrastructure, with an escalated threat to remote and unmanned facilities within the utilities sector. Rising temperatures, extended droughts, and stronger winds have contributed to more frequent and severe wildfires, particularly in regions like the Western United States. As the risk
Operations and engineering professionals in the utilities sector are increasingly challenged by fire risks, rising operational costs, and maintaining equipment reliability. In collaboration with FLIR, the Convergint Utilities team provides cutting-edge temperature-sensing solutions that leverage thermography, radiometrics, and AI-driven platforms. These advanced technologies support proactive maintenance, enhance safety, and optimize operational efficiency, helping utilities
The Convergint Utilities Team, together with Teledyne Flir and Quanergy, will speak to the importance of defense-in-depth at the Convergint booth #1733 during GSX as part of the TechTalk series. Recognizing the imperative for heightened intelligence, accuracy, and proactivity, the team will focus on solutions that deliver improved risk assessment, expanded coverage, false alarm
The Convergint Utilities Team, together with Teledyne Flir will reframe the security conversation for utilities at the Convergint booth #1733 during GSX as part of the TechTalk series. With an understanding that utilities are increasingly faced with resource challenges, the team will focus on security equipment as a means to improve operational efficiencies. This will be presented by Steve Sinclair,
The electric utility industry relies on mission-critical equipment and facilities to ensure successful operations. Any equipment failure can result in a sizeable challenge. For example, a loose or hot electrical connection can lead to heat buildup which can in turn cause a circuit failure and power outage, resulting in system downtime, business disruption, and
As companies start to plan for re-entry to the workplace, many are considering a scalable and quick way to screen employees, visitors, and contractors before entry. Thermal imaging cameras are being examined as a way to do this, but there is still a lot that is misunderstood about the screening capabilities. Below, Convergint's Doug
