Major IT outages can cost organizations upwards of $300,000 per hour, a figure that often climbs when factoring in the labor and travel expenses required to send technicians to remote sites. BCN RPM addresses these inefficiencies by continuously monitoring network health and triggering automatic power cycles when connectivity failures are detected. The service allows businesses to manage routers, modems, firewalls, and switches through a unified portal, enabling both on-demand reboots and scheduled maintenance. By integrating this hardware-level control into its existing managed connectivity portfolio, BCN provides a single point of accountability for infrastructure resilience. According to Chris Alberding, Chief Product Officer at BCN, the move is designed to eliminate operational blind spots and restore service to remote locations without the time and expense associated with traditional truck rolls.
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BCN Launches Remote Power Management to Curb Network Downtime
Despite the sophistication of AI and cloud infrastructure, a significant portion of network downtime still hinges on the mundane need for a manual equipment reboot. BCN is now looking to automate this process with its new Remote Power Monitoring, Management and Cycling (RPM) service, aimed at slashing costly onsite service dispatches.

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