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Accelerating adoption of IoT in building
management will change the market dynamics of smart buildings as a
result of the low prices of IoT-based components and availability of
advanced integrated software solutions. This will maximise operational
and energy efficiency, enhance innovation, develop remote services more
easily, and create new and valuable insights for end users. The
development of flexible and cost-effective cloud-based applications
that convert green and smart data into a decision-making platform for
smart buildings is essential to extract the full potential of IoT.
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Adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) in building management will change
the market dynamics of smart buildings because of low prices of
IoT-based components and availability of advanced software solutions.
Solving issues related to data privacy, security, and interoperability
of devices with wireless protocols is the key to surpassing the smart
building industry's IoT expectations.
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of flexible and cost-effective cloud-based applications that convert
green and smart data into a decision-making platform will help extract
the full potential of IoT.
IoT plays a significant role in shaping the future of building
automation systems, as it reduces the infrastructure and operating
costs of a building through improved centralisation and the
zero-retrofit process.
Cross-industrial partnerships between building technology providers and
IoT providers are essential to demonstrate pilot models and develop
scalable technologies.
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