Resources for a Connected Built Environment

We’ve teamed up with CREtech in their latest Demo Day edition to discuss how a unified overlay software can help O&M teams overcome common efficiency roadblocks, remotely control systems, and gain a sense of portfolio performance in real-time.

Case studies on some of the most progressive and successful examples of smart commercial real estate projects by asset type. For each asset class, the owner/developers, consultants, or integrators showcase significant buildings.

This session will outline how building operators in the Campaign were encouraged to share information on their energy usage and cost savings and how that data was analyzed into a report from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.

There’s an ever-growing momentum behind property owners deploying smart building tech projects across their portfolios.

It is largely understood that analytics software for buildings provides unmatched power to support the processes—such as energy management, commissioning.

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.

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.

The world is in a bit of a unique place right now. And for us in property operations it is filled with too many questions: when to reopen, how to adapt to the new SOPs, which technology to adopt, and the list goes on!

2020 may go down as the year when longstanding issues in the BAS industry ignited a whole new level of interest. While building automation has been hallmarked for years by outdated software,

A landmark study identifying key challenges and opportunities in BAS operations and O&M applications to help portfolio stakeholders be more proactive, efficient, and adaptive going into 2021.

Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD) tools automate investigation into the abnormal performance of building systems. As a core component of Energy Management and Information Systems (EMIS), these tools simplify energy analysis and make results more accessible.