Twenty plants already use First PAGE exclusively, and the remaining 25 plants will soon be similarly equipped. Given the high number of personnel employed at DaimlerChrysler's plants, a centralized, automated plant communications system is essential. Staff must be kept informed of operational status to prevent costly delays and inefficiencies. These products provide significant improvements in alarm notification reliability, capacity and efficiency. Because it was developed to meet specific industry needs, First PAGE Server can manage an unlimited number of alarms.
Immediate notification is sent to appropriate personnel regarding the type and location of problems.
And five levels of escalation in the alarm process ensure that no alarm is ever forgotten. No retyping or altering information is necessary. The FirstPAGE suite was integrated seamlessly with DaimlerChrysler's existing plant automation system to provide enterprise-wide alarm notification and messaging capability. With their in-house paging terminals, DaimlerChrysler's plants no longer rely on modems for plant communication. First PAGE efficiently manages from 700 to 3000 pagers per plant and provides maximum system control.