Hard working software developers are the very core of Hark, helping bring new functionality, better UI, and constant performance upgrades to The Hark Platform. In honour of National Coding Week, we’ve put the spotlight on our team, to let them tell their story and share some tips for budding coders!
Hard working software developers are the very core of Hark, helping bring new functionality, better UI, and constant performance upgrades to The Hark Platform. In honour of National Coding Week, we’ve put the spotlight on our team, to let them tell their story and share some tips for budding coders!
The power infrastructure in the UK is in a major transitional phase and with the PM stating that all of the UK’s electricity is going to come from clean energy sources by 2035; as COP26 progresses we expect more news on the clean power era to come.
First off let’s just clarify what we are going to be talking about, ‘modals’ can often be referred to as dialogs, lightboxes, full screen modal windows and sometimes pop-ups or pop-overs.
This exciting tool from Hark labs fully simplifies the world of connected assets and devices. The adapter app makes configuring, reading and transcribing asset data from BACnet devices super easy…
Shift patterns and shift management plays a huge role in the energy efficiency and productivity of industrial assets. Providing insight into asset shifts is the key to discovering system inefficiencies and unlocking control strategies which can simplify operation and ensure production targets are met.
This study explores the service received by a customer with a water treatment facility and significant raw water ingress. They needed to enhance visibility, enable analysis and create potential preventive alerts for their facility.
Last Thursday, we were proud to host Becoming Greener: The Corporate Sustainability Summit as part of the 2021 Leeds Digital Festival. Individual behaviour changes will only get us so far on the road to a more sustainable planet. What we really need is for companies and organisations to get fully behind the green movement to ensure their practices have as little negative environmental impact as possible.
Whilst organisations are at terms with energy price increases through the colder months of the year, they may not be quite prepared for what’s now upon the UK.
Recent years have seen exercise taken to a new level, both in terms of our interest in the sector and its advancing technology. A solitary cycle in the gym is no longer enough; we now want a fiery cycling class complete with strobe lighting and blaring music.
We love anything relating to energy. We love it even more when it’s technical. And we love it, even more, when it’s being used for the greater good: to reduce the effects of climate change.
In light of the UN’s recent Climate Change Report 2021, it’s never been more black-and-white: climate change is widespread, rapid, and intensifying. We’ve all got a part to play in limiting climate change; it’s a time-sensitive case of now or never.
Effectively speaking directly to the logistics and supply chain sectors, the 1987 Brundtland Report defines sustainable development as ‘producing and distributing goods in a sustainable way, taking account of environmental, financial, and social factors’.
From barely an after-thought to a now-significant contributor to overall business plans, the subject of sustainability has never been hotter in the manufacturing sector.
