What Are the IT and OT Convergence Benefits for Your Building?
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A smart building is a dynamic entity with interconnected components constantly communicating with each other, sharing data, and responding to real-time and anticipated needs. Each smart building ecosystem can be tailored to specific users and unique goals, but there are some key components all successful smart buildings share. Understanding the role of these components and the benefits they provide can help you choose the right technologies for your building.
By incorporating the right components, you can take building monitoring, control, and automation to the next level. The following are some of the key elements of a smart building ecosystem:
IoT sensors and devices are essential in any smart building. Through continuous monitoring of building conditions, events, and performance, network-connected sensors and devices gain invaluable insights about your building and the needs of occupants. Whether your goal is improving comfort, enhancing efficiency, or streamlining maintenance, it starts with IoT sensors and devices.
A smart building ecosystem must be unified. Integrating building systems, sensors, devices, and cloud-based software ensures that all components can communicate with each other seamlessly and act as a cohesive whole. Instead of being limited by siloed systems, an integrated building allows you to unleash the potential of your building and expand your capabilities.
Robust security allows you to reap the benefits of increased connectivity without creating new vulnerabilities. Today, you have a range of connectivity options to choose from, including on-premises, cloud-based, and hybrid systems. Which is right for your building depends on the needs of its occupants. However, forward-thinking building owners, facility managers, and building managers are increasingly seeking out cloud-based options to improve flexibility, reliability, and security while minimizing upfront costs.
A smart building platform with robust analytics and machine learning capabilities is the heart of a truly intelligent building. By analyzing historical and real-time data from all connected equipment and devices, a smart building platform allows you to:
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It also gives you deep visibility into how your building and its components function so you can make better decisions, whether you’re correcting malfunctioning equipment or reevaluating building design. With a mobile-first interface, this platform gives you centralized command and control that you can access from anywhere.
A well-designed smart building ecosystem can transform your building. From increasing comfort and convenience to reducing costs and eliminating waste, the right technology empowers you to achieve your goals. A smart buildings expert makes it easy.
Buildings IOT offers end-to-end services to ensure your smart building is a success. Whether you are in the earliest stages of design or retrofitting an existing structure, we have the knowledge and tools you need every step of the way. These include:
Unsure of what you need? We will work with you to identify your needs and explore your options. Together, we can make the most out of your assets and realize your vision.
Buildings IOT offers the tools and services you need to create a cutting-edge smart building ecosystem. Contact our team of experts to learn more about what we can do for you.
Shayne Taker, Director of Sales at Buildings IOT, leads business development and sales for strategic accounts at Buildings IOT. Shayne is a former student athlete and professional hockey player who transitioned his competitiveness from hockey to intelligent buildings. Prior to joining Buildings IOT, he engineered, designed, and integrated cannabis cultivation facilities across Canada and Southeast Europe, developing a deep understanding of the cultivation center’s form, function, and flow. Shayne began his smart building career designing complex, smart building backbones in commercial facilities and ensured the systems network design and availability met specification including an award-winning facility in Washington D.C.
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