Author name: Bart Brichau

How Lantro Global Alliance Partners Can Help Your Business Grow

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What is LGAP? What is LGAP? LGAP stands for Lantro Global Alliance Partners, a network of independent companies that offer high-quality network and IT solutions to customers around the world. LGAP members share a common vision of delivering innovative, reliable, and cost-effective solutions that meet the diverse needs of different markets and industries. LGAP members […]

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eWaste: 4 benefits of recycling and 4 ways to recycle in New Zealand

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What is e-waste and why is it a problem? E-waste, or electronic waste, refers to any discarded or obsolete electronic devices, such as computers, laptops, smartphones, TVs, printers, and batteries. According to the Ministry for the Environment, New Zealand generates about 98,000 tonnes of e-waste every year, but only about 2% of it is recycled.

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Three Health & Safety challenges Teltrac tackled

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Key Outcomes Challenge 1 Streamlining Site Safety and Compliance Documentation For Teltrac Communications Limited, a leader in technology integration and automation, managing site health and safety processes efficiently was a vital requirement. With over 100 employees and contractors scattered across New Zealand, they faced the challenge of maintaining consistent safety standards and documentation processes. This

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Orana Wildlife Park: CCTV cameras keep an eye on gorillas.

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Background Orana Wildlife Park is Aotearoa’s only open range zoo and is home to over 1000 animals from 90 different species. The Park makes significant contributions to recovery programmes for Aotearoa’s threatened species (e.g. kākāriki karaka, NZ’s rarest parakeet). Connecting visitors with wildlife inspires people to care about the plight of Aotearoa’s and the world’s

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The Ethernet Ecosystem: Driven by Applications, Not Speed Alone

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For many years, Ethernet evolution was characterised by the “need for speed”. As a result networks and data centers sought higher and higher throughput. Over time, Ethernet has found its way into applications. Unforeseen by the developers of the original specification this has resulted in a broad and varied Ethernet ecosystem. Today the desire is

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Five ways AI transforms CCTV

Five ways AI transforms CCTV

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In this post we will look at five ways AI transforms CCTV. In the realm of modern security, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) systems has ushered in a new era of surveillance. As a result traditional CCTV systems, characterized by passive video monitoring, have evolved into proactive and intelligent tools

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Embracing the Future: Why “As-a-Service” models beat capital expenditures and Project-Based Investments for Businesses

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In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, agility and flexibility have become paramount for companies striving to stay ahead of the curve. Traditional capital expenditures (CAPEX) and project-based investments are gradually being overshadowed by a revolutionary paradigm known as “as-a-service” models. This blog aims to delve into the reasons why businesses are increasingly turning to “as-a-service”

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Enhancing Tourism experiences with IoT: the future of travel.

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The world of tourism is evolving rapidly, and the Internet of Things (IoT) is playing a pivotal role in shaping its future. IoT technology offers unprecedented opportunities to enhance the overall travel experience, making it more seamless, personalized, and efficient. By connecting devices and collecting real-time data, IoT enables travelers to have more immersive experiences, empowers tourism businesses to streamline operations, and contributes to sustainable tourism practices. In this blog post, we will delve into the exciting applications of IoT in the tourism industry, exploring its benefits, key examples, and the potential challenges it may face.

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