Here's a tech roadmap you can use to integrate technology into building operations to turbocharge your sustainability efforts.

Uncover the importance of reducing fugitive emissions in commercial facilities. Learn types of emissions, methods to assess and reduce them, and follow a step-by-step guide for your building.

Connected buildings use technology to connect different systems and devices, such as lighting, heating, ventilation, and security systems. This allows for the seamless integration and control of building systems, which can improve energy efficiency, comfort, and safety.

Doug Ricardo is the CIO at Mark Street property Group in New York. Like many others, the pandemic has left him with a set of unique challenges at his workplace. His firm, a real estate group, manages a portfolio of buildings, mostly with retail operations. They are facing a slow

#5QuestionsWith is an interview series with RE experts to help the industry learn, grow, and be inspired. Read on as IoT and PropOps leaders talk to us about the highs and lows of what it means to be a change-maker in the smart buildings arena. Nicolas Waern is the CEO,

There’s an ever-growing momentum behind property owners deploying smart building tech projects across their portfolios. However, it is not without struggle. While owners and operators are increasingly recognizing the business value of emerging technologies, it’s often the integration with existing systems that is the biggest bottleneck to those

It is largely understood that analytics software for buildings provides unmatched power to support the processes—such as energy management, commissioning, and data-driven maintenance—needed to operate a modern portfolio of commercial buildings. For us analytics nerds, it finally feels like we’re not alone in preaching about this power.

This is the second post in the series on leveraging data to optimize building performance and operate your entire portfolio as one. In our first post, we talked about the importance for property owners and operators to have real-time visibility into operations and why it’s anything but straightforward. In

We’re seeing a surge in Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD) solutions across the buildings industry. This is unsurprising, as the role of FDD in achieving operational efficiency is becoming more and more clear. What is surprising is the pace of adoption in the CRE landscape—it is remarkably slow.