Pressac’s latest appointments
We are pleased to share that Pressac has recently added two exceptional professionals to our Sales and Design Teams, further strengthening our capabilities in these areas.
Throughout his career with the likes of Boots, Experian and The Local Data Company, Chris has always stressed the value of using the best quality data, to provide maximum confidence in decisions and avoid costly mistakes from inaccurate analysis.
I am excited to join a team that values professional expertise and customer satisfaction. I am eager to contribute and help our customers take advantage of market growth.
Stephen has a strong technical background in electronics and software and has a wealth of experience in developing a wide range of IoT-based products from various sectors.
He has managed both local and remote-based teams for SMEs as well as introduced growth and development for businesses in a sustainable fashion.
His addition to the team will drive quality and professionalism for the design side of the business, whilst dealing with project management, departmental capacity, and capability.
Stephen says, “I’m delighted to join Pressac to work on the next phase of products and help customers create smart building solutions that suit their needs.”
Pressac’s MD, Pete Burbidge, expressed excitement in welcoming Chris and Stephen as they bring instrumental expertise and skillsets in achieving the company’s 2023 growth plans, making Pressac a preferred technology partner for smart workplace solutions.
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Our smart gateways receive live data from multiple sensors and securely send it to your preferred on-premise or cloud platform, via Ethernet, LTE (4G) or WiFi. Enabling you to easily integrate sensor data into your systems.
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Detect people going in and out of a single doorway. The small sensors are mounted above a doorway and send a message wirelessly each time a person enters or exits through the doorway.
Automatically detect open doors or windows around your building, including doors on cupboards, cabinets and fridges. The small sensors are wireless and solar-powered sensors, making them easy to install and zero maintenance.
Measure the ambient temperature and relative humidity in each room, cabinet or zone. The small sensors are wireless and solar-powered sensors, making them easy to install and zero maintenance.
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