Tag: smart-buildings

According to a new report, evolutions in technology, delivery models, and customer demand are spurring the digital transformation of commercial buildings.

Johnson Controls and Booz Allen Hamilton publish call to action for building owners and facility managers to invest in cybersecurity.

Smartphones and mobile apps are enabling facilities to reduce and, in some cases, eliminate the use of physical access cards for building security.

Sensors, software, and third-party analytics come together to provide facility management leaders new ways to operate not only HVAC, but all building systems.

Under an 18 year agreement with Hall of Fame Village LLC, Johnson Controls will provide building technologies at the Canton, OH site to transform the site into an efficient, "smart city" showcase.

Embracing connectivity and the IoT brings valuable benefits but it also exposes organizations to potential threats to their security, facility processes, and operational integrity.

From building management systems to the next frontier of facility technology, the benefits of IoT abound but the roadmap differs for each organization.

The November / December 2016 issue looks at smart buildings, building automation, the Internet of Things, HVAC, energy management, sustainable restrooms, lighting, and ceilings. Plus, Solutions 2017: Advancements in Products & Services.

The company offers advisories through its Cyber Protection Program that employs a holistic approach to cyber security for physical security products.

View this free webinar video and learn the definition of a "smart building," the latest trends in technology, benefits of smart building technologies, and steps to assess and create a smart building.

This global developer of energy harvesting wireless technology is offering its wireless modules and white label products under the new brand name.

The smart restroom management system aims to make restrooms as smart as the rest of your building.

Today’s innovations are making tomorrow’s workplace more digital while enhancing the human experience.

Recent research finds that the smart building market suffers from a fragmented ecosystem and that proprietary building automation solutions dominate. Still, that is expected to change. Where are facility management stakeholders on this spectrum?

With a focus on global facility management, IFMA's president and CEO, Tony Keane, and RICS' CEO, Sean Tompkins, have released this open letter to the industry.

In this age of data collection, measuring occupants’ response to the smart building is as important as the information on the facility's operational performance.

New cloud-based sensor and smart meter system helps complex facilities reduce energy use, optimize controls, and predict future breakdowns.

Five industry members will be recognized for their use of technology to improve efficiency, sustainability, and comfort standards in the built environment.

Members of the real estate industry will be recognized for their use of technology to improve efficiency, sustainability, and comfort standards for their organizations.

In the early days of the consumer Internet and Enterprise IT markets, education played a critical role in helping activate these industries. How might students learn from smart city development?