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Humans make mistakes

Introduction to OPTOSS 

Problem: Lack of training, knowledge and expertise at the time and place needed in required quantities contributes to more than 60% chance of complex system breakdowns due to human error or malicious actions. This is number one root cause of all industrial incidents, resulting in huge loss of value, property and in extreme cases loss of human life.
Solution: Not recognising faults in time is not an option for OPTNET! Our product, OPTOSS, closes the gap of human inefficiencies, which are the main contributing factor in incidents and lost revenue in many industries.

Read more about OPTOSS here.
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