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Alarm management platforms are expected to do more than ever. New alarm protocols, additional device types and modern voice and video communication are increasingly becoming part of customer requirements. But adding all these capabilities natively can put significant pressure on development teams and product roadmaps. What if some of these capabilities could be added without having to build everything in-house? At iotcomms.io, we provide alarm, voice and video communication as cloud services, covering everything from alarm protocol support to SIP, VoIP and WebRTC infrastructure. This enables alarm management platform providers to: 🔵 Add communication capabilities without developing everything from scratch 🔵 Support additional devices and alarm protocols through cloud services 🔵 Enable modern voice & video communication using cloud-based SIP infrastructure The result? More opportunities to extend platform capabilities while keeping internal development resources focused on the core alarm management system. Learn more about our cloud services for alarm management platforms 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ewiK5eM9/

The lift / elevator industry includes a large installed base of analog connectivity and emergency communication technology. As analog networks are phased out, lift communication providers need to update systems already in service. Connecting a lift to an IP network is one step. Making sure emergency calls and alarms reach the response center is another. Read about how lift communication system providers can modernize emergency communication in installed lifts to ensure calls and alarms reach the response center👇

Lift panels, telecare wearables, IoT sensors and smart hubs like Amazon Alexa each connect differently. Every new device or vendor can mean another alarm protocol or interface that many alarm management platforms don't natively support, making it difficult for your response center to receive these alarms. ➡ iotcomms' cloud services let you receive alarms from new types of devices without adapting your existing platforms to every new protocol.

Alarm devices use a wide range of protocols. In social care, that can mean SCAIP or NOW-IP, while lift alarms may use P100, CPC or the emerging LACS standard. Supporting every protocol natively takes development effort, and gaps in protocol coverage can limit the devices, customers and verticals your alarm management platform can support. Read our blog post to see how protocol conversion can broaden your platform's protocol coverage. 👇

Social care, lift and IoT devices use a wide range of alarm protocols and your existing alarm management platform may not support all of them natively. Gaps in protocol coverage can limit the devices and customers your alarm response center can support. Read our blog post to see how protocol conversion can help you connect more devices to your response center's alarm management platform.👇

Looking to add new emergency communication capabilities to your alarm response center? ➡ iotcomms' cloud services are built for critical alarm, voice and video communication – helping you connect more devices, support more alarm protocols and integrate modern voice and video into your existing workflows.