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"Empower Your Network, Elevate Your Production: The Future of Industrial Communication Starts with Managed Switches."

Unlock the Power of Managed Networks.

As digitalization reshapes industrial environments, communication networks are becoming the backbone of innovation. With the increasing number of network participants and the diverse range of data-driven applications, powerful network technology is more essential than ever. However, many machine and plant builders (OEMs) still rely on unmanaged switches, believing they are easier to use and more cost-effective.

It’s time to rethink your networking strategy to meet your IT/OT integration, cybersecurity and digital transformation goals.

Managed switches offer an easy, cost-effective alternative that can be implemented just as seamlessly as unmanaged switches, with zero initial configuration required. Furthermore, the cost of additional investments in managed switches has significantly decreased over recent years, making them an even more viable option

By transitioning from unmanaged to managed switches, OEMs can provide operators of machines and plants in discrete industries numerous immediate and long-term benefits, including:

Increased Transparency: Gain deeper visibility into network operations for smoother monitoring and management. Enhanced Availability: Improved reliability ensures uninterrupted operations and reduced downtime. Robust IT Security: Safeguard your network and data with advanced security features that protect against cyber threats for enhanced cybersecurity. Improved Usability: Simplify system management with intuitive interfaces and comprehensive support.

Our managed switches are designed with scalability in mind, offering flexible hardware and software solutions that adapt to your evolving needs. Whether you're upgrading an existing system or integrating new machines, managed switches can be seamlessly incorporated into your network structure.

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