Tag: smart-buildings

2016 Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator survey reveals 72 percent of respondents will increase energy efficiency and renewable energy investments.

In this fourth installment in a six-part series, the impact of municipal digital infrastructure on economic development is discussed.

The “smart city” has been a topic of discussion for more than a decade, with technology put into practice in locales throughout the world to varying extents. With Internet of Things (IoT) technology making advances of late, we’ll see more strides during 2016 and beyond.

This second article in a series discusses a new kind of urban infrastructure, purpose built for the digital age.

Spurring the shift from leveraging data to fully digitizing cities are the pervasiveness of technology and expansion of open data policies.

Tridium's IoT software platform will be used with Predix, GE's industrial-strength cloud environment, to capture and analyze the volume, velocity, and variety of machine data generated across buildings.

During this free video webinar, you'll learn how small cells can enable the reliable and secure network you need to manage your facility and deliver the secure coverage and capacity your corporate tenants are demanding.

We are on the cusp of the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution, which will not only change the way we interact with technology in the workplace but shape your career as a Facility Manager. View this webinar video to find out how.

This disruption impacting facilities management holds significant promise if stakeholders are cognizant of their roles in the emerging landscape.

Design-led technology makes things simple, engaging, and easy to understand.

Resolving the challenges of facility systems integration requires a clear look at how building automation protocols interact.

State of Building Energy Management survey uncovers compelling results including lack of awareness of the Internet of Things (IoT).

TechSci Research announces a new market research report, "Global Building Energy Management Solutions Market Forecast & Opportunities."

The global market for integrated equipment in buildings is forecast to grow at an average annual rate of 20.3%—from $12.6 billion in 2012 to $31.6 billion by 2017. As a proportion of overall building equipment investment, smart applications are forecast to increase from 8% to 14% over the same period.

In cultivating a smart building with integrated systems, facility managers can “show, share, and strategize.”

The economic climate is impacting investment in construction which has the potential to slow the growth of smart building deployments globally.

More than 20% of electrical demand in the United States is expected to be met by facility managers more effectively optimizing their energy consumption and resources in collaboration with their utilities.

Building on an existing relationship, IBM and Johnson Controls are now providing a Smart Building Solution service that can improve operations and reduce energy and water consumption in buildings worldwide