Resco Mobile App Development Toolkit is a no-code platform for building custom mobile business applications designed to enhance Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Business Central, and Salesforce. Ideal for partners and ISVs, it enables you to create white-labeled, scalable apps for industries like utilities, energy, construction, and field service.
With offline functionality and secure data synchronization, you can build mobile solutions tailored for inspections, asset management, work orders, and more. The drag-and-drop interface streamlines customization, allowing you to design workflows, forms, and dashboards without coding expertise.
This toolkit empowers you to create verticalized mobile solutions that extend CRM and ERP capabilities while addressing the specific needs of frontline workers. Deliver branded apps, modernize field operations, and generate new revenue streams by equipping clients with reliable, industry-specific mobile technology. Unlock the potential to scale your business with Resco's flexible and robust toolkit.
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Tractian is the Industrial Copilot for maintenance and reliability, combining hardware and software solutions to monitor asset performance, manage industrial operations, and implement predictive maintenance strategies. Its AI-driven platform empowers businesses to prevent unplanned equipment downtime and boost production output. The company is headquartered in Atlanta, GA, and extends its presence globally with offices in Mexico City and Sao Paulo. Learn more at tractian.com.
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Metrix Utility Accounting
The role of an energy manager can often be quite challenging and frustrating. Securing sufficient funding for energy efficiency initiatives is a significant hurdle, and even if funding is obtained, demonstrating the effective use of those funds can be quite complex. The key to showcasing your savings lies in providing clear evidence, but this task can prove to be much more difficult than it sounds. What happens if your supervisor lacks a background in energy management? Consider a scenario where this winter turns out to be the coldest in years and the upcoming summer is predicted to be the hottest. Such extreme weather conditions could cause a surge in energy consumption for heating and cooling your facilities. In this case, how can you accurately present your energy savings when the extra energy needed for temperature control might negate or even surpass the savings you've realized? Moreover, factors such as increased production rates, higher occupancy levels, expanded facility sizes, or variations in operational days could further obscure any noticeable savings you might have achieved. This ongoing struggle to quantify savings amidst fluctuating variables creates an ongoing dilemma for energy managers.
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EZMeter
Assisting You in Cutting Costs! Numerous case studies illustrate the advantages of charging tenants for their electricity usage and the significant impact this has on reducing overall energy waste within facilities. As the global community adopts a more proactive approach to energy conservation, various strategies have emerged, yet the most effective method has proven to be billing tenants directly for their energy consumption. This approach has consistently demonstrated its ability to minimize electrical waste. The strategy has also been extended to managing energy usage in commercial and industrial settings, focusing on reducing waste and enhancing the environmental footprint while simultaneously boosting a company's profitability. The foundation of this strategy begins with precise benchmarking and management of energy consumption, aiming to proactively address electrical demands rather than simply reacting to them. By closely monitoring usage patterns, companies can identify opportunities for efficiency improvements and foster a culture of sustainability.
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