CONTROL ROOM INSIDE

The pressure is on! The energy industry is changing rapidly. A complex market with volatile sources and growing cyber risks: sustainable, scalable solutions are essential for security of supply. In our live session on 19 February from 11 to 11.30 a.m., we will show how energy suppliers and municipal utilities can make their control rooms fit for the future.

This is not buzzword bingo, but a genuine challenge! With the NIS-2 and Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) regulations, the EU aims to limit risks in the area of critical infrastructure. Together with cybersecurity expert Dr Martin Koop, Dirk Lüders sheds light on the complex compliance jungle in his podcast ‘Control Room Inside’.

With a clear vision for the future and consistent pursuit of its strategy, OEDIV has developed one of the most modern control rooms in the German data center industry at its Bielefeld site. The combination of team spirit and technology leads to truly top performance. A look behind the scenes shows: not only security is being shaped here, but also the future.

“A super exciting event!” – “Everyone is in a good mood!” Click on our video review to find out what our guests have to say about the ko:mon – congress for monitoring and control room technology. Hear and see for yourself! There is feedback and great visual impressions of the highlights in 2025 – inspiring and with a huge community spirit.

Your service agreement is expiring? Your technology is not adequately protected? No exception in the world of control rooms. And yet, this is where everything is at stake: outdated service level agreements for critical control room components create serious risks. We say: it’s time to rethink! Because complex technology needs future-proof availability assurance.

Furniture items are just a mundane article of everyday use? Wrong! With process-optimised control center furniture, the JST experts are building a bridge to the world of technological progress. The close integration of technology and furniture brings real added value to the control room; an upgrade for monitoring and control tasks – fast, efficient, secure.

Touch instead of buttons! Convenience instead of compromise! Overview instead of overload! Who wants old-fashioned keyboards and other relics from the past that make life difficult? At the IT control center of Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall, they follow a clear course: the processes in the affiliated data center are monitored using state-of-the-art JST technology.

Securing energy flows, monitoring systems, keeping processes running – control rooms are the nerve centers of digital transformation. Whether in power plants or data centers, modern control rooms analyze huge amounts of data in real time. What technologies are needed? What changes are happening as a result of AI and optimized human-machine interfaces?

Role reversal! Dirk Lüders is usually the one asking the questions. Today, the host of the JST podcast ‘Control room inside’ is taking on a new perspective. In conversation with Holger Winkler, the latest vodcast episode of ‘#ITundTECH’ focuses on ‘control room knowledge for professionals’ and where this can be found in concentrated and universal form – ideally free of charge!

The LED wall is becoming the new shooting star in the control room scene. Flexible scalability, brilliant colours and high quality – this visualisation solution is developing into a real high-flyer for 24/7 use. In the control room simulator, which is unique in Europe, the control center professionals from JST demonstrate what makes the LED wall so special.

It is the innovative beacon, the figurehead, the epicenter of JST: the Control Room Simulator 2.0. Cool blue light, large-screen displays on multiple video walls and powerful technical workstations – an environment that transports every workshop guest directly into the future. It’s all about the complete package – strong concepts for great projects!

No one was as close as he was! Carsten Jungmann opens his treasure chest and spills the beans! In the podcast ‘Control Room Inside,’ host Dirk Lüders welcomes the company founder. Anyone who wants to travel back to the turn of the millennium with the two of them and is curious about the future of control rooms is guaranteed to be in for a treat.

It needs to be future-proof and efficient – technology in the nerve centers of the economy: in control rooms. However, as soon as experts begin talking about ‘end of life’ or ‘end of service’ and the associated performance losses, many executives start to worry. That doesn’t have to be the case! Early and accurate analysis brings stability and resilience.