Fourth annual Connection Community Collaboratory, Orlando Tuesday Jan. 26; 1:30 pm 

The collaboratory was designed to be fast moving and expected all to have a basic understanding of the evolving connection communities' needs.

Our thought leaders included contributing editors Andy McMillan and Mark Petock.  For great insight follow the links on their names to their editor pages.

Also leading were:

John Petze, Principal, SkyFoundry

Troy Davis, EnOcean Inc Sales Mgr Western Region

Paul Oswald, Director CBRE | ESI Global Workplace Solutions | Global Energy & Sustainability

..... an amazing line up.

We limited our leaders' thoughts to five minutes after which I as moderator provided a summary. Then on to the next thought leader's five minute presentation.  We then requested input from our panel of thought leaders on each others input.  

No power points were allowed only old school face-to-face collaborating presentations.

It was a rapid moving session that collaborated today's thoughts and quickly identified the work and resources of the various connection communities.

The Connection Community thanks http://controltrends.org/, Eric and Kenneth, for capturing the complete event on video. Linked below:

2016-connected-community-collaboratory

The 4th CCC was a wonderful education session and discussion by industry experts about how to approach creating and selling connection to the world. It was an open, fun, collaboratory atmosphere that allowed attendees to learn and share their opinions.

The concept of connection communities was created by Marc Petock and Ken in Chicago at the AHRExpo 2012.

We are all as a community working together and fueling new ways to extend the value of our building systems while exploring the best of breed in change and innovation.

Watch the 2016 connected community collaboratory video and learn how our industry is changing and make sure to plan to attend the 5th CCC 2017 Session in Las Vegas at next year's AHRExpo.

[an error occurred while processing this directive]To help make sense of what is being discussed, here is a list of required reading from the thought leaders.

IoT Needs ITF  Getting BAS to IoT means passing through IT-Friendly - Andy McMillan, Strategy Consultant & President, BACnet International

Energy Harvesting Wireless Reduces Energy Usage  Retrofit projects are no longer a hurdle for an improved carbon footprint. - Jim O'Callaghan, President, EnOcean Inc.

Calculating Energy Costs Based on Real World Complex Utility Rates – Introducing Rate Modeler and Tariff Engine Features for SkySpark® - John Petze, Principal, SkyFoundry

Today’s Smart Buildings Value Propositions Today, it's no longer disputed that the transformation to smart, connected buildings can result in lower operating costs, conservation of energy and better occupant experiences.  - Marc Petock, Vice President, Marketing, Lynxspring & Connexx Energy

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