Healthy building certifications are growing in popularity. By taking data from the core systems in the building, it is possible to prove the level of health delivered by the building. In this session, you’ll learn how to do just that.
There are several ways to deliver a set of location services within a building. This session delve in to why you might was location services, and how they work.
In this sessions you’ll learn how heating, ventilation and air conditioning analytics software can analyse data created by the building management system (BMS) and drive efficiency within a building. We will also cover how these technologies can improve FM’s ability to manage a building.
Technology is shaping the built environment, but it’s a How and which technologies are shifting changing working patterns and our relationship with the built environment? In this session, we will cover how organisations are responding to changes in customer trends and attitudes to smart services.
The way in which technologies are procured is becoming increasingly varied and difficult to manage. In this session, we will cover licencing, ‘as a service’, hardware and software splits, and the 3:30:300 rule.
Technology is shaping the built environment, but it’s a complicated and convoluted world. We’ll break down the core building blocks of smart building technology and give you the rundown on how they work.
Smart is fundamentally disrupting how businesses are competing and operating. This session will cover the megatrends that are affecting commercial tenants and answer the question, why do we want or even need smart buildings?