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Home » Four considerations to improve industrial fire safety systems
As the world population reaches 9.2 billion by 20401 and the global GDP likely to double over that same period2, demand for goods and energy is increasing as living standards continue to rise. To meet these needs, the industrial sector has been facing mounting pressure to quickly increase production.
As plant operators consider facility Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) investments or upgrades to accommodate increased production capacity, safety is not an element be overlooked – of the building and the people within. An efficient, connected industrial fire system is critical in mitigating issues, preventing plant closures or downtime while ensuring the safety of employees.