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Over 100 major “connected home and
intelligent building” organizations and industry leaders will be
attending the CABA Intelligent Buildings & Digital Home Forum in
Washington, DC. What will they know that you won’t after they depart
Washington, DC on April 2, 2014? CABA Forum event, held at the Dupont
Circle Hotel, and registration information can be found at: http://forum.caba.org.
One of the Keynote Speakers will be Kevin Stine, Manager of the
Security Outreach and Integration Group in NIST's Computer Security
Division. Kevin will speak on ‘Improving Critical Infrastructure
Cybersecurity’. On February 12, 2013, the President issued Executive
Order 13636, Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, which
directed NIST to lead the development of a voluntary framework - based
on existing standards, guidelines, and practices - to reduce cyber
risks to critical infrastructure. NIST issued version 1.0 of the
Framework on February 12, 2014. This session will discuss how
organizations can use the Framework to improve their ability to manage
cybersecurity risk, and provide an overview of NIST's cyber-physical
systems cybersecurity program.
Glen Allmendinger, President of Harbor Research, Inc. has also been
confirmed as a keynote speaker at the CABA Forum and will speak on the
Internet of Things. His keynote address will outline how "invisible"
machine-to-machine applications will create many new automated services
within smart buildings and smart homes. Allmendinger predicts that the
Internet's most profound potential lays in the integration of smart
machines, people and systems - and ultimately - in its ability to
connect smart sensors, devices, and ordinary products into a "digital
nervous system" that will smoothly interact with individuals and
evolving information systems.
CABA has been actively collaborating with the 2014 Building Energy
Summit and CoR Advisors is a Silver sponsor of the CABA Forum. CABA is
an endorsing organization of the CoR Advisors' 2014 Building Energy
Summit (http://2014.buildingenergysummit.com/)
at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center on April
1. The Summit reception is sponsored by CABA and all Forum delegates
are invited and there will be a closing CABA Forum reception hosted at
the Microsoft Innovation and Policy Center on April 2. Both these
events will offer the opportunity to network with the 24 CABA Board of
Directors (http://www.caba.org/board).
There is currently one opening on the CABA Board and this will be the
chance to determine if your organization should be appointed to the
CABA Board. Finally, Ron Zimmer, CABA President & CEO, is on the
Summit Advisory Board and CABA is making a special presentation at the
Summit on their “Life Cycle Costing of Intelligent Buildings” (LCCIB)
research report. Any attendee of the CABA Forum or Building Energy
Summit will receive a completer PowerPoint deck and complimentary LCCIB
research report!
The CABA Forum is sponsored and endorsed by these organizations: CoR
Advisors, Honeywell International, Microsoft Corporation, Pella
Corporation, Shift Energy, Siemens Industry, Inc., Heard on the Street,
Automated Buildings.com, Multimedia over COAX Alliance (MOCA),
Broadband Communities, Domotique News, GreenBiz Group, KNX Today,
LonMark International, ETA International, Hidden Wires Home Automation
E-Magazine, HomeToys.com, Hotel Technology Next Generation, Into
Tomorrow with Dave Graveline, Navigant, HomePlug Alliance, Residential
Systems/Systems Contractor News, SP&T News, BOMA Canada, USNAP, and
the Z-Wave Alliance.
CABA's main event, to be held on April 2 at the Dupont Circle Hotel,
will feature an exclusive Connected Homes and Intelligent Building
Tracks that will share info and subject matter experts on such
important topics as: big data; major new research; interoperability
between competing standards and protocols; funding and financing;
marketing and sales; privacy and trust; and other great sessions.
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The event will also feature five (5) informative intelligent building and connected home tours, which will include:
• Akridge Building (Tour conducted by Tommy Russo, Akridge CTO) - http://forum.caba.org/2014/spring/#session_5868
• Federal Research Center - White Oak - http://forum.caba.org/2014/spring/#session_5749
• U.S. General Services Building - http://www.gsa.gov/portal/ext/html/site/hb/category/25431/actionParameter/exploreByBuilding/buildingId/817
• Sight and Sound Systems - http://forum.caba.org/2014/spring/#session_5844
• Microsoft Innovation and Policy Center – All Delegates are taken to this facility for the Closing Reception - http://forum.caba.org/2014/spring/#session_5734
The CABA Board of Directors look forward to seeing you in Washington
and if you have any questions on the CABA Forum, please contact George
Grimes, CABA Business Development Manager, at grimes@caba.org, or myself, Ron Zimmer at zimmer@caba.org.
Also, please forward this email to others in your organization or the
industry to ensure that they become aware of the 2014 Building Energy
Summit and the CABA Intelligent Buildings & Digital Home Forum.
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