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Bringing Security to the Construction Job Site

DEWALT surveyed more than 1,500 construction professionals and found that jobsite security was the number one concern among construction industry end users and buyers. The study showed that 97 percent of construction professionals were concerned about jobsite theft, which causes losses of more than $1 billion in the United States each year. More than 60 percent of those surveyed indicated that tool theft was their biggest concern, posing the greatest financial threat to their job profitability. More than 50 percent of the respondents reported that they had equipment stolen from a job site within the past 12 months, and more than 77 percent had experienced a theft up to five times each year over the past three years.

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Lincoln County Oilfield Services

Lincoln County Oilfield Services Ltd. (LCOS) specializes in pipeline and facility construction, maintenance, lease development, and abandonments across Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. LCOS manages 75 assets including bulldozers, excavators, track hoes, side booms, one ton trucks and more.

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Smarter Buildings, Smarter Society

Everybody wants a little bit of control; especially when it comes to when and how our hard-earned dollars are spent. It’s no different when it comes to our homes and buildings, and the systems that run within these structures. As automotive, utilities, and other industries benefit from the so-called automation revolution, it seems buildings—and to a lesser degree, homes—have not yet made the progress they could as far as getting connected.

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The Dragon hotel uses smart card technology to deliver a world-class, personalized experience.

The Dragon hotel and IBM Global Technology Services launched a smart card program that automates and streamlines common hotel functions for high-profile patrons. Based on radio frequency identification technology, hotel systems use the smart cards to automatically register visitors upon their arrival, direct them to their rooms, customize temperature settings to established preferences and even record attendance at conference events.

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