WIN-911 Software protects 17,000 industrial facilities in 70 countries on six continents.
Today the company's flagship Standard-Interactive-Advanced platform protects 17,000 facilities worldwide, ranging from water treatment plants to food processing facilities. WIN-911's success is derived from its commitment to supporting an ever-broadening base of customers and partners as standards, protocols, and technologies evolve. A private company headquartered in Austin, Texas, WIN-911 has offices in Europe and China, and a network of authorized distributors and system integrators across the world.
The World's Top-Selling Alarm Notification Software
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A global network of system integrators dedicated to customer success.
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Direct software integrations for Rockwell, GE, Aveva Wonderware, Schneider Electric SCADA systems.
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Deployed at 90% of Fortune 100 Manufacturing Companies.
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Millions of alarms delivered weekly.
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The best alarm notification systems are accessible and unobtrusive, seen and heard only when needed. They’re the first line ofFind out more »
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Alarm notification in the age of pandemics, IIoT, SCADAs, and the Cloud
The forces impacting us today are accelerating industrial automation One of the side effects of the global pandemic has beenFind out more »
Shifting from reactive to proactive maintenance
WIN-911 helps Huadong Medicine speed up alarm response time With annual sales of more than 6 billion yuan ($850, 000,Find out more »
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 »
Running the smart plant from home – How WIN-911 is empowering remote workers
Expanding on last week’s podcast, in this report Larry O’Brien from Arc Advisory Group highlights how WIN-911 is helping plant operators and technicians in critical infrastructure like water treatment plants, power generation facilities, and other essential services bridge the gap between control room and home office.
Adapting to the new normal of COVID-19
In industrial IOT, the “new normal” is fewer people on the plant site, social distancing for those that are there, and operators working from home. Smart Cities podcast caught up with WIN-911 CEO Greg Jackson and Product Manager Steven Rivas to learn how critical infrastructure organizations are dealing with COVID-19 and how it has impacted WIN-911’s business.
Resolve industrial alarms faster with WIN-911’s new mobile app
Resolve industrial alarms faster with WIN-911 Mobile – a slick new mobile app For over three decades, remote alarm notificationFind out more »