Tag: Internet of Things (IoT)

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.

The provider of power, light and data products and expertise has created the program to advance connectivity and intelligence in the built environment and enhance the value of connected products.

The Thread Group, the industry consortium overseeing Thread, will leverage this existing wireless networking specification (initially created for smart homes) for the commercial building and professional sectors.

For software to thrive, data and systems need to be easily accessible. In industries other than the buildings industry, that's happened through open standards.

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.

A newly released document from AT&T on navigating this threat landscape asserts that most cyberattacks currently impacting businesses are "known" or common threats.

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

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.

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?

AAT leverages BLE beacons and the power of the Internet of Things to turn assets into sensors for physical inventory visibility.

Taking a closer look at these aspects can help facility management leaders and their teams improve operations.

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.

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.