Building-Management
Commercial building and facilities management resources for corporate facility executives, building operators and facility managers in all industry and service sectors. Building-Management articles below.
GE Current Introduces New Daintree Controls Software
New software platform allows users to manage building portfolios big and small from a single, easy-to-use interface.
Wholesale Building Management Distributor Program
Wholesale Building Management Distributor Program provides dedicated resources, training, and incentives for building automation and control.
Utility Financial Intelligence Platform
The UFIQ platform uses AI and advanced analytics to analyze smart meter and interval utility data, define anomalies wasting energy, and deliver actionable insights to support decisive action for facility managers across vertical industries.
Spacewell Boosts MCS IWMS in 2020
Spacewell announced a major Q4 2020 upgrade of its MCS Integrated Workplace Management System (IWMS).
Honeywell Forge Energy Optimization
Honeywell Forge Energy Optimization enables buildings to operate autonomously, proactively making adjustments that provide more comfort for the people inside and drastically cutting energy consumption.
CogniPoint Edge Analytics Solution
The CogniPoint edge analytics solution for building automation extracts the most important information about how and where occupants are using the facility.
Galaxy Control Systems FICAM Certified Access Control Solution
Galaxy Control Systems has received new FICAM certification for its System Galaxy Software and for its CS Infrastructure System Galaxy Software.
Focus On: FM Software
Several recently released software products for facility management tasks are highlighted.
New Product Flash: SmartStruxure Lite by Schneider Electric
This integrated building management system is designed to meet the distinct needs of facility managers of small and medium sized facilities.
New Benchmarking Study Available from IREM
This annual research study from IREM analyzes operating income and costs for 1,850 private-sector office complexes—some containing multiple buildings—in major metropolitan areas and regions in the United States.
