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Preview of May 24-27 ConnectivityWeek 2010 Santa Clara Lots of excitement surrounding the buildup to ConnectivityWeek and I have tried to capture and connect you to the points of interest for our industry. Ken Sinclair AutomatedBuildings.com
Finding the Answer It is a realization that BAS needs to change to a new business proposition, one that leverages great technology now available, creates significant opportunities in greening buildings, and turns buildings into virtual power plants that add value to owners, power utilities, society at large, and of course, the BAS industry. Anto Budiardjo, President & CEO, Clasma Events Inc.
Accelerating Wireless Controls in the Retrofit Market It is the social responsibility of the global community to be committed to making wireless controls work! Louis Viglione, Eng., President, Viconics Inc.
Pneumatic Integration Wirelessly to IP New product provides the most advanced pneumatic retrofit solution available on the market today. Jill Fidler, National Sales Manager, Energy Controls Company
Technology Evolves Visual Expectations When it comes to developing high-end graphics, most control companies don’t have the resources or software tools to develop 3D realistic graphics. Sarah Erdman, Marketing Director, QA Graphics
Virtual Building Energy Management Moving to Cloud-based Building Energy Management Michael R. Lavelle P.E., Lavelle Energy LLC & Kimon Onuma, FAIA, ONUMA, Inc.
What is a Web Enabled Building Management System? The philosophy of designing a fully web enabled system is not only to take advantage of the current web technologies available in the market but also to be future ready with concepts such as cloud computing. & Data Integration Levels The philosophy of the integration device is to obtain required data from different vendors and protocols with minimum use of network bandwidth. Nirosha Munasinghe MBusIT BSc BE (Hons) (Melb), Product Development Manager, Open General
The Next Gold Rush? Could Be Your Meter Thar’s gold in your energy data (more than you might think) Dave Krinkel, Founder EnergyAI
Getting Smarter Lighting Controls into Existing Buildings Interoperability, Easy Commissioning, Flexibility, Reliability and Scalability for Wireless Lighting Controls Jason Choong, Chief Solution Architect and Vice President Product Management, Daintree Networks
Intelligent Buildings in the Institutional Sector A three-way convergence of building control, consumption tracking (metering) and IT/business systems Gord Echlin, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Triacta Power
Using IP Protocol in an Energy Management Interface Open protocols ease installation of new systems and interoperability of legacy controls Paul Harris, Proliphix
Wireless Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Achieve a heath indoor environment Gareth Evans, Marketing Assistant, PPM Technology Ltd
Building Industry Thought Leaders to Converge at ConnectivityWeek This four-day event provides a unique opportunity for building owners, operators, facility managers, systems integrators and suppliers to learn about the key trends, technologies and solutions driving the BAS industry. Barry Haaser, Principal, Haaser Associates
Columns - May 2010
Controls Contracting Operations: Closeout The final steps to the completion of a successful project Part 3 of 3 Steven R. Calabrese, Control Engineering Corp.
Integrated Lighting Control Providing an efficient building requires good lighting control that includes coordinated scheduling, occupancy sensing, and daylight harvesting. Paul Ehrlich & Ira Goldschmidt, Building Intelligence Group
Mobile is the new HMI How an iPad saves money by making procedures lean Manny Mandrusiak, Vice President of OPC Marketing, OPC Foundation
The Integration Barrier to Smart Energy These specifications will move the markets in energy management systems into improved interfaces, for users, for enterprises, and for energy marketers. Toby Considine, T9
Building Connections – ConnectivityWeek This is the place to gain insight into how to unleash opportunities and new business from all of this change. Ken Sinclair AutomatedBuildings.com
Articles - April 2010
ConnectivityWeek Laying Out the New Energy Management The BAS industry is at the nexus of how we can use energy smartly in the future, and with this, comes enormous opportunity for the BAS industry. Anto Budiardjo, President & CEO, Clasma Events Inc.
Knowledge - The Essential Foundation for Intelligent Buildings The convergence of Smart Grid technologies, cloud computing and Internet-enabled applications, plus economic, market, regulatory, and environmental drivers offer unprecedented business opportunities for innovators and established companies to deliver energy management solutions for new and existing building stock. Christine Hertzog, Managing Director, Smart Grid Library
FDD Going Mainstream? Whose Fault Is It? What has emerged over the last several years, are software tools based on fault detection and diagnostics (FDD) that have taken actionable information and system intelligence to a new level. Jim Sinopoli, PE, RCDD, LEED AP Managing Principal, Smart Buildings LLC
BAS-IT Convergence: Now and Into the Cloud Greg Turner, Honeywell Building Solutions
Cutting Costs and Carbon With Wireless Controls Wireless can deliver – and generally does deliver a much lower overall installation cost. Alan Braybrook, Sales and Marketing Director, Sontay
A Wireless Solution For Energy Control In Existing Buildings Costs Could Drop 30 to 70 Percent. Jack Bolick, President and Chief Executive Officer, Adura Technologies
What Secrets Lurk In the 98% of Energy Data that’s Never Looked At? Are your meters trying to tell you something? Dave Krinkel, Founder EnergyAI
SmartGrid – What it is… Technology to watch… Roy Kok, VP Sales and Marketing, Kepware Technologies
“Change or Die” Developing a Successful Future for Facility Automation and Integration – Part 1. Richard K. Warner, PE, LEED AP, President/CEO & William L. Parrish II, BSME (Rose-Hulman), General Manager, Graphic Services Division, O&M Engineering, Inc.
An Earth Day Reminder: “Go Efficient” Nathan Rothman, Founder and CEO, Optimum Energy
The Tree of Knowledge Climb it to improve your view, or it might fall on you. Robert Beverly, Editor, Engineered Systems Magazine
Just how safe are those 'standards-based' systems in your enterprise? “Are all “standards” created equally?” What does it mean when someone buys such systems under the illusion that they’re making the right investment to enable their systems to run efficiently (we hope) and reliably? Nathan Pocock, Director of Compliance, OPC Foundation
Keeping Customer Service Visible Customer service is as vital and germane to our business now as it was in the days of automation overlays. Thomas Hallett
Columns - April 2010
Why Do Open Protocol Myths Still Abound? We see plenty of opportunities for the industry to educate itself sufficiently to overcome these myths. Paul Ehrlich & Ira Goldschmidt, Building Intelligence Group
Controls Contracting Operations - Installation Getting from point A to point B, successfully! Part 2/3 Steven R. Calabrese, Control Engineering Corp.
UA…Xi…OPC... Can I buy a vowel please Pat? Manny Mandrusiak, Vice President of OPC Marketing, OPC Foundation
Microgrids and Smart Energy Microgrids, whether virtual or real, are an important organizing concept of smart energy. Toby Considine, T9
Putting the ‘M’ in EMS Energy management from a management perspective Andy McMillan, President and CEO, Teletrol Systems Inc.
The next big things: how building automation will change complex installations and commissioning Ken Sinclair AutomatedBuildings.com
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Past Favorites
April:
Dave Krinkel, Founder
EnergyAI
What Secrets Lurk In
the 98% of Energy Data that’s Never Looked At?
March:
Ken Sinclair Editor/Owner,
www.AutomatedBuildings.com
The Next Big Things
February:
Andy
Stadheim CEO, Barix Technology U.S.
Building Automation
Considerations
Ken Sinclair Editor/Owner,
www.AutomatedBuildings.com
Twenty Ten to
be a BAD-ASS Year
January:
Jim Sinopoli, PE,
LEED AP, RCDD Managing Principal, Smart Buildings LLC
Predictions for Smart
Buildings in 2010
Rawlson O’Neil King,
Communications Director, CABA
Research Viewpoints
Robert Eckery,
Marcom Manager, EnOcean, Inc.
Energy Harvesting,
Wireless and Next Generation Building Energy Management
December:
Jim Sinopoli, PE, LEED AP, RCDD Managing Principal, Smart Buildings LLC
How Buildings Will Communicate With The Smart Grid
Harry Sim, CEO,
Cypress Envirosystems
Retrofitting Existing
Commercial Buildings for the Smart Grid
November:
Andrey A. Golovin, Executive
Director of associations BIG-RU (BACnet Interest Group Russia) and KONNEX
Russia, Editor in Chief of the magazine "Building Automation" What is "Smart City"?
Gina Elliott, MBA Project
Director, Smart Buildings LLC
Energy Reporting
Daryl Cowie, Business
Development Manager, Wescon Technologies The Business Case for
Submetering - Part 1-3
October:
Kevin
Braley, Communications Specialist, Orion Energy Systems
Ebb
and Flow of Lighting Needs Require Flexible Controls
David Wolins, CEO Scientific Conservation
The
Emergence of Proactive Building Management Automation
Rick Huijbregts, Cisco Canada
The Real Value of Building Information, Integration and Transformation
Marc Petock, Vice President, Global Marketing & Communications,
Tridium, Inc.
The Niagara Framework®
and Energy
September:
Sarah Erdman, Marketing
Director, Quality Automation Graphics Energy Dashboards Inform and Educate
August:
David Wolins, CEO, Scientific Conservation, Inc. (SCI)
Automated
Continuous Commissioning
Jim Sinopoli, PE, LEED AP, RCDD Managing Principal,
Smart Buildings LLC
Drilling for Dollars
July:
Ken Sinclair Editor/Owner
www.AutomatedBuildings.com
My Takeaways from ConnectivityWeek
Michael Bordenaro, BIM Education Co-op
Cisco's Mediator
June:
Alper Uzmezler, BAS Services & Graphics, LLC.
Future of
Building Automation with IP Version 6 & cloud networking
May:
Robert Smith, PhD, California State
University Professor Emeritus, and Michael Bordenaro, Co-founders, BIM Education
Co-op BIMSTORM®
Processes Guide Smart Grid Planning
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