Through 5–8 May 2020, an ISO 45001:2018 external follow-up audit of the occupational health and safety management system at Digita was organised concerning three radio and television stations. Additionally, Digita’s management and the company’s OSH (Occupational Safety and Health) system
Already for a long time, homes have been equipped with smart home security systems, and housing companies have been able to monitor water consumption in real-time. With the Internet of Things (IoT), traditional infrastructure can be made smart and entirely
“Problems with indoor air do not occur by chance or because of bad luck. With the right methods, risky conditions can be detected early and problems prevented,” says Jan-Kristian Westerlund, Head of Sales and Marketing at IISY. Freesi indoor air
Digita has launched a campaign to help support Finnish society during the state of emergency caused by the coronavirus. Digita is also extending this invitation to any of its IoT customers who provide services to critical target groups with respect
Digita’s network has been built at a rapid pace. At the moment, transmitters have already been switched on at the TV stations in Anjalankoski, Espoo, Eurajoki, Haapavesi, Joutseno, Jyväskylä, Kruunupyy, Kuopio, Lahti, Lapua, Oulu, Tammela in Tampere and Turku. Going
Seinäjoen Vesi, a business unit of Seinäjoen Energia Oy, manages wastewater disposal and treatment for 63,000 customers and industrial operators. The digitalisation of water meters began with a pilot phase in early 2019. The LoRaWAN coverage in the area is
“The open LoRaWAN technology and Digita’s national IoT network built on top of it were the key factors that affected our decision. Cooperation is easy and uncomplicated,” says Pekka Sulamäki, Engineer at Ulvila’s water supply plant. The water supply plant’s
Ylöjärven Vesi Oy and Digita have concluded a 10-year agreement on the digitalisation of the remote reading of water meters with the help of Digita’s IoT network that is based on the LoRaWAN technology. The agreement means that Ylöjärven Vesi
Digita and Kuusamo’s energy and water co-op EVO have signed a cooperation agreement on the implementation of LoRaWAN technology. EVO operates in the areas of Kuusamo and Ruka, supplying their residents with heat, water and wastewater treatment services. The agreement
Arrow and Digita are now offering startups the chance to test and develop IoT solutions, by offering a year’s worth of free LoRaWAN connections and offers on IoT devices from Arrow’s online store. The best solutions implemented with LoRaWAN technology will be showcased at the Arrow IoT Summit