Game-Changing Safer Ecosystem

Nationwide, the hospitality industry has always prioritized the guest experience, and this begins with another top priority – safety across sites. Today’s staff not only has to manage higher guest expectations, but also site safety and security, anticipating unexpected events and preparing immediate response to emergencies. Your on-site technology must adapt to your venues’ specific needs, including peak travel season, holidays, and other major events throughout the year.

Manufacturers are increasingly leveraging technology to drive smart manufacturing and embrace the principles of Industry 4.0. Through the integration of IoT sensors and data analytics, modern factories can further optimize production processes, enhance efficiency, and ensure product quality. This digital transformation welcomes integrated safety and security systems where real-time insights empower decision-making, drive innovation, and future-proof your plant. Embracing Industry 4.0 not only revolutionizes manufacturing processes but also yields a competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving industry.

Deploys game-changing safer hospitals ecosystem for highly efficient operations and proactive threat management.

With 23 hospitals, 300 delivery sites, nearly 11,000 clinical employees and more than 2 million outpatients seen every year across Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma and Wisconsin, SSM Health is no stranger to the challenges facing the healthcare industry. SSM Health continuously strives to provide exceptional clinical care while operating efficiently and helping to ensure the safety of employees, patients and visitors at all times.

SSM Health’s Greater Midwest Region is comprised of 11 hospitals situated in the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area, Mid-Missouri and Southern Illinois. Like many large medical centers, these facilities face heightened and constant safety and security challenges. In response, SSM Health is in the process of deploying the safer hospitals ecosystem from Motorola Solutions to safeguard its employees, property and the patients it serves while replacing the outdated legacy technology that could no longer meet the hospital’s security and communication needs. It will rely on a robust, integrated ecosystem of video and analytics, access control, command center software and critical communications networks and devices to proactively meet its complex security needs and allow them to respond to unfolding incidents and disruptions.