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Email:info@amikon.cn

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Control Systems (DCS, PLC/SPS, CNC)

- Panel Controllers

- HMI and Display Panels

- Industrial PC’s

- Drives ( Frequency Inverter and Servo)

- Motors

- Power Supplies

Amikon adhering to the enterprise concept of excellence, whether it is industrial automation parts, services or delivery efficiency, we are committed to do better.

We deliver a variety of parts.Email:info@amikon.cn

Machines break and downtime can cost companies millions in lost revenue. Our multi-lingual team scour the globe to find quality obsolete, new and reconditioned parts to get industrial machines back up and running at the best price.

Whether it's service, speed or delivery, we always deliver more.Email:info@amikon.cn

Amikon Limited specialises in supplying automation equipment to specific industry sectors. We work with some of the worlds largest companies & our knowledge and expertise is regularly featured in industry publications across the globe.Email:info@amikon.cn

WE DELIVER MORE SERVICE

Excellent service is woven into the very fabric of our operations. It’s also where we invest the most – merging the very best of talent with bespoke technology to enable us to ensure we always deliver more for our customers.Email:info@amikon.cn

DEDICATED MULTI-LINGUAL SUPPORT TEAM

BESPOKE CRM & ORDER TRACKING SYSTEMS

NO RUSH FEES, HANDLING FEES OR HIDDEN CHARGES

Jokab ABB Safety Relay RT9

Jokab ABB Safety Relay RT9

Jokab ABB Safety Relay RT9

The best way to manage BYOD is to ensure
employees are educated about the dangers
associated with the policy. According to a
YouGov survey, 47 per cent of all UK adults
now use their own mobile phone, laptop or
computer for work purposes. Less than three
in ten of those who do are offered guidance
on how their devices should be used. 

There are several things to consider before implementing a BYOD
policy, including which operating platforms to use, the device
enrolment process and what steps to follow if a device is lost or
stolen.
Mobile devices need to be equipped with all of the features that
employees require. Compiling a list of tasks that employees are
likely to use their devices for will help financial and IT officers decide
which operating platform is most suitable for the business and
which applications and programmes need to be installed.
Devices should be registered and authenticated before being used
by employees. It's extremely important that managers know at all
times which device belongs to which employee as it allows network
administrators to quickly detect any unauthorised devices on the
network.
If employees are likely to store sensitive data on their devices,
businesses need to think about what they will do if a device is lost
or stolen. We are increasingly seeing news stories about USB sticks
left on public transport and laptops being stolen from cars. If the IT
department is notified of a loss immediately, a device wipe can be
performed before it becomes a greater problem. Employees should
be aware that they are required to notify IT when a device is lost.
They should also be made aware of the processes surrounding
employee departure — will their device have to be wiped when
they leave?