In an industry already predicated on pushing buttons, the massive $34 billion merger between KONE and TKE certainly does just that. A proposed deal announced in April and approved by shareholders in June combines Finland’s KONE with its German counterpart TK Elevator (TKE). This merger would create the largest elevator manufacturing and services company in […]
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You can almost see the Hollywood trailer in your mind: An unsuspecting well-dressed man, surrounded by the trappings of wealth and power, steps into a gleaming elevator from his posh penthouse digs. The doors close as he pushes the ground floor button. The camera immediately pans to a hooded dark figure perched over a keyboard. […]
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It’s funny how the technology we rely on most is usually the stuff we barely notice. Your phone works, the WiFi connects, the lights turn on, the car starts, and you don’t think twice about any of it. But the second something stops working, it suddenly becomes the center of your day. Elevators fall into […]
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In 2026, elevator safety compliance is more scrutinized by insurers, more referenced in litigation, and more likely to surface during ownership transitions and building audits. For building owners and managers, that shift has put a spotlight on a document that most buildings are required to have, but that surprisingly few owners have ever reviewed: the […]
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Proposed KONE and TK Elevator (TKE) Merger
In an industry already predicated on pushing buttons, the massive $34 billion merger between KONE and TKE certainly does just that. A proposed deal announced in April and approved by shareholders in June combines Finland’s KONE with its German counterpart TK Elevator (TKE). This merger would create the largest elevator manufacturing and services company in […]
Elevator Security in the Age of Hacking: Can Your Elevator Be Hacked?
You can almost see the Hollywood trailer in your mind: An unsuspecting well-dressed man, surrounded by the trappings of wealth and power, steps into a gleaming elevator from his posh penthouse digs. The doors close as he pushes the ground floor button. The camera immediately pans to a hooded dark figure perched over a keyboard. […]
Elevator Upkeep: What The Most Common Issues Teach Us About Good Maintenance
It’s funny how the technology we rely on most is usually the stuff we barely notice. Your phone works, the WiFi connects, the lights turn on, the car starts, and you don’t think twice about any of it. But the second something stops working, it suddenly becomes the center of your day. Elevators fall into […]
Understanding Maintenance Control Programs (MCPs) for Building Owners and Managers
In 2026, elevator safety compliance is more scrutinized by insurers, more referenced in litigation, and more likely to surface during ownership transitions and building audits. For building owners and managers, that shift has put a spotlight on a document that most buildings are required to have, but that surprisingly few owners have ever reviewed: the […]