Primex Sync Blog

School leaders are responsible for the health and safety of hundreds of staff and students every day. For this reason, it's essential that they are able to communicate quickly and effectively at all times. Swift, instantaneous mass notification and schoolwide communication capabilities can help school leaders do things like:

No matter the event, mass communication systems can help facilities communicate about important happenings and procedures throughout an entire building.

At 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 9, 2025, nearly everyone in the U.S. and Canada will set their clocks ahead one hour (spring forward, fall back), resulting in later sunrises in the morning and more sun in the evening.

Rapid development of smart technologies is creating an Internet of Things that can provide robust data and operational understanding to the world of facility planning. Understand just how impactful it could be in this article.

When you think about your facility’s operations, how much confidence do you have in your synchronized clock system? Are classes starting when scheduled? Are procedures being tracked accurately? Do maintenance and IT teams get repeated requests to bring clocks back in sync? The answers to these questions reveal the overall efficiency of your operations.

The technology adoption lifecycle reveals how quickly they'll accept new technology. But as you introduce new technology to improve your facilities, what you really want to know is how to get real people to embrace change. Here, we detail four ways to do just that.

Visual message reinforcement technology is essential to help schools communicate important information to students, who are bombarded with thousands of messages a day.

Education facility managers can help strengthen emergency response protocols to effectively and efficiently disseminate critical notifications and updates.