Internet of Things

Energy meters in facilities can help reduce energy consumption, cut costs, and increase sustainability.

Opti-Vu platform helps distill the data collected into insights and actions.

IoT is creating opportunities for information gathering and sharing that will have an astounding impact on the way buildings are managed and operated.

Learn how smart buildings leverage the Internet of Things (IoT) to create new opportunities for information gathering and sharing, and the impact it has on buildings management and operations.

The company's Building Blocks Partnership Program includes system and solution providers to help accelerate adoption of IoT networks for facilities.

There are many tools available to facility management teams that can be used to propel buildings to zero-emission energy goals.

Deploy-It-Yourself Management Platform simplifies access to IoT-enabled data and control capabilities from systems, sensors, and equipment.

Hydro Connect can help industrial laundries harness, analyze, and use data to cut back on wasted product, emergency maintenance calls, and expensive repairs.

The increasing sophistication of the edge is among the data center trends to watch in 2019 as identified by Vertiv experts from around the globe.

Learn about the five biggest innovations in facility management technology we've seen this year. Plus, get a free ebook on more technology trends!

Product offers EcoStruxure Power capabilities required to build smart, dependable, sustainable power distribution systems; provides seamless integration with building and energy management systems.

Nearly half of workers employed by technology laggards feel like outdated devices are limiting their productivity, according to a new Unisys Corporation study.

An improved workplace experience is key to increasing companies' performance and leads ultimately to better employee engagement, finds Sodexo's newly-released 2018 Global Workplace Trends report.

Having launched its IoT program, ELIOT, in 2016, Legrand continues to introduce key products and form strategic partnerships with companies including Amazon, Cisco, Ivani, Samsung, and Marriott.

View this free video webinar and learn how interconnected technology enabled by IoT can be leveraged to make tangible improvements to building operation, people’s well-being, and outcomes through the collective use of information.

Join us for this free webinar and learn how interconnected technology enabled by IoT can be leveraged to make tangible improvements to building operation, people’s well-being, and outcomes through the collective use of information.

Outcome Based Service is a smart suite of services that use building performance data to focus maintenance activities where they are most needed to improve operational efficiency and maximize uptime.

New software application can manage and control multiple heating and cooling systems through one convenient online portal.

As technologies continue to evolve in 2018, consider the connection between building energy management systems and IoT.

With Internet of Things technology in place, facility maintenance decisions are made easier and more efficient.

A steady increase in automated workflows and data-centric processes benefits the work of facility executives and their occupants.

DVM R620 is an enhanced version of Honeywell Digital Video Manager (DVM) that offers smarter security and surveillance capabilities for today’s increasingly complex building environments.

The analytics company is demonstrating environmental stewardship at its 24-building campus through lower energy consumption and greater operational efficiencies.

The new partnership will deliver connected lighting for smart commercial and industrial buildings, rapidly accelerating adoption of the Internet of Things.

Mobile data collection platforms, coupled with intuitive Internet of Things solutions, are empowering facility management professionals to tackle seemingly overwhelming challenges.

In pursuing a smart building, a critical step is to identify and select smart sensors that are capable of generating rich, actionable data about an occupant’s whereabouts.

Realizing the potential of the Internet of Things relies on the willingness of businesses and employees to share data so that connected devices can generate insight, action, and value, according to a new AIG study.

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 EnOcean Alliance and IBM have joined forces to standardize intelligent building solutions for the Internet of Things.

Mobile software application enables building occupants to tap into Internet of Things capabilities to address common building issues including temperature settings, access control.

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.

The Aegex IoT Platform for Hazardous Locations is built specifically for regulated areas where explosive atmospheres require Internet of Things equipment that is certified intrinsically safe, or incapable of causing an explosion.

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

KMC Controls has released its Control Basic Block editor, introducing block programming to its KMC BACnet Controllers.

View this free webinar video and learn why it's imperative that IoT connected systems be protected from a very real threat facing facilities within any industry, from industrial to commercial: loss of power and power-related disturbances.

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

View this free webinar video and learn what Facility IoT is; how companies have used it save money, conserve energy, or create revenue; and much more .

When depending on Internet of Things technology, assess facility power strategies to retain important data during an outage.