Industrial remote monitoring specialist, Omniflex, has begun 2021 with a bang thanks to the relaunch of its valued email newsletter: What’s New from Omniflex. More tailored than before, Omniflex is calling for its existing subscribers, plus those interested in receiving the newsletter, to register their preferences on the website today to ensure they receive the most relevant information.
Providing a wide variety of remote monitoring solutions, including cathodic protection, tank monitoring, radiological surveillance and alarm and event management, the news and opinion that Omniflex shares through its newsletter varies from week to week. To help its readers stay up to date with the latest advancements in their fields, the newsletter is tailored for different customer groups.
“We’ve always found it difficult explaining what it is we provide because our product and service offering is so varied,” explained Gary Bradshaw, director at Omniflex. “One week, we could be developing a cathodic protection system for a large structure in Australia, the next we could be upgrading an alarm system at a nuclear site in the UK. As a result, we’ve always taken great care to ensure that any communication we have with customers is suited to them and their field.
“What’s New at Omniflex isn’t just about us. It’s about the interesting projects that we get to work on throughout the year and, importantly, the major issues that our customers regularly face. We’ve been working in this field for almost sixty years and as a result, the technical know-how that we can provide is extremely useful to our audience.”
Recently, Omniflex worked with the University of Oxford to develop an SMS alert system to monitor the freezers in which it stored COVID-19 samples while developing its vaccine. The company has also partnered with fragrance giant, Givaudan, to strengthen the safety-critical alarm systems at its Kent facility.
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