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Grid spot pricing, Corporate hours management. Complaints from a store about the need to defrost a specific unit.
All the stores hit a "cloud" server the manufacturer manages, letting a single corporate location call the shots on consumption. I also find it likely they can call up individual VFD's and run diagnostics.
Yes, since the dawn of refrigeration, we've gotten along fine without it, but I wouldn't say it's useless to have bidirectional communication because some idiot installers in cooperation with the idiot supermarket IT let the controller have a public IP or because the vendor didn't think to lock remote manual defrost to a sane time limit.
Why not let the client manage the cloud server?
No money in letting the market chain self-host :)
Presumably, the manufacturer would do better at updates and monitoring. That said, looking at where we are, i'm not so sure.
LOL, good one.
ok, a marginally bad manufacturer who has the client paying through the nose for monitoring an updates would do a better job than a grocery store chain admin.
That bar is still apparently too high to reflect reality