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Grow your remote monitoring offering without capping it to fit the team you can afford. MeshInsights puts AI agents on the recurring decisions and escalates the exceptions, so you can raise service levels and cover more of your installed base without expanding headcount.

Your remote monitoring service scales at the speed of your headcount, so every gain in coverage adds cost and margin erodes as you grow. MeshInsights puts AI agents on the routine monitoring decisions, grounded in your own experts' judgment, so you can expand the service without adding an expert for every account.

You've been asked to turn your connected installed base into a recurring-revenue service business, but growth is still bound by expert labor. MeshInsights uses AI agents to make the routine monitoring decisions against your own experts' standard, so the service grows without your cost base growing with it.

Adding accounts to your monitoring service shouldn't mean watching margin shrink with every one. MeshInsights deploys AI agents to handle the recurring monitoring decisions, so expert effort per account comes down and margin holds as the service grows. The hard cases still go to your team.

Most OEM teams assume compliance is something you establish at launch. Auditors see it differently. Under CRA, regulators can request compliance records at any point in a device's lifecycle — not just at premarket certification. That means the audit isn't a moment in time. It's an ongoing posture that has to be maintained across every device you've shipped, every firmware version in the field, and every certificate in your chain. The teams that find out about those gaps during an audit are in a very different position than the ones that found out earlier. Retrofitting compliance into a fleet that's already in the field is a substantially harder and more expensive problem than building for it from the start — and enforcement isn't on the horizon anymore. It's here. On June 4th, experts from DigiCert, Exein, and Mesh Systems are walking through what an audit actually looks like in practice, where OEM architectures consistently fall short, and what it takes to maintain a provable compliance record across a growing, aging fleet. 45 minutes. Free to attend.

CRA enforcement is here. FDA premarket cybersecurity requirements are tightening. And the connected product teams feeling the most pressure right now are the ones trying to close compliance gaps in fleets that are already in the field. Building devices that stay compliant — not just at launch, but across their full lifecycle — requires getting three things right: device identity and certificate lifecycle management, runtime security at the firmware level, and a platform architecture that keeps it all manageable as the fleet grows and ages. On June 4th, DigiCert, Exein, and Mesh Systems are hosting a 45-minute working session that covers all three layers. Not a high-level overview — a practical conversation about where architecture breaks down, what auditors are looking for, and what manufacturers building or managing connected products in regulated industries need to address now rather than later. Free to attend.