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"Our Connection Collection"
Not sure that any
of us could have projected the amount of things our buildings would be
connected to and interact with. Today our understanding of the possible
of connection is much of the value we provide. As an
industry we
need to start
collecting, quantifying and qualifying all of the possible connections
to our buildings. Our November issue provides a start but I would
like
all our readers to join in helping us build "Our Connection Collection"
A
great line up interviews and articles/columns talking to the connection complexities that
are a part of our Collection. Some great examples from this
issue below.
Connected Building Roadmap - The intent of the session was to ask the
attendees to look into the future, and tell BC Hydro what connected
buildings would look like in ten years, and what technologies or other
items of interest might appear in the meantime.
Take the NIST Transactive Energy Challenge Increasing intelligence in appliances and control systems and the evolving “Internet of Things” create opportunities for automating energy transactions with flexibility, so that distributed intelligent agents can work collaboratively to balance the electric power system while maximizing value for consumers.
Perfect Storm - portfolio managers have no knowledge or solution for fully ‘IoT’ing’
Survey of 800+ Building Professionals - The most significant finding was the overall misunderstanding
AutomatedBuildings.com is trying to provide a starting point for us all
to better understand the possible of connection. In addition to using
our web site we are weaving information in and out of social media
using our and other's LinkedIn Groups, my twitter feed and this month a
try at "A New Menu View Pinterest".....The visual bookmarking tool that
helps you discover and save creative ideas. Link to my review
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web site and thank them for supporting your free access to evolving
Automated Building Industry information. Click on their ads and view
their valuable products and services. Please review all Our
Sponsors.
The news
just keeps flowing thru our web site and RSS feeds daily, and of course
the only way to truly find what you are looking for in the vast
quantity of information on our site is with our site search engine http://www.automatedbuildings.com/search/sitesearch.htm
As always lots of new products, plus be sure to check our event
calendar to see the number of events we have in our future.
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