Session Overview
Anyone who has deployed or overseen a building automation system knows the principles of distributed control. You want to define, observe, and manage a sequence of operation (SOO) for orchestrated equipment. The new challenge is understanding how to define an optimal workflow now that supervisory control can reside on-premises, within an edge device, or in a cloud-hosted service application. You want to maintain data interoperability and ensure that the processing work happens at the right architecture level.
Therese Sullivan, Director of Customer Marketing, Tridium
Therese Sullivan is Director of Customer Marketing at Tridium and a key member of the Niagara Product team. She is responsible for message strategy and content development for the Niagara brand and for nurturing the growth, enthusiasm, and cohesiveness of the Niagara Community. She is also a Contributing Editor to AutomatedBuildings.com.
Niagara Cloud Suite™ is a scalable cloud-based solution that provides secure, remote building management services. This offering provides new integration, connection, and deployment capabilities, building on Tridium’s current model of open and extensible integration with devices, services and applications.
Greg Fitzpatrick, CxA, Business Development Leader, Cochrane Supply
With over 30 years of experience in the Building Systems and Controls Industry, Greg offers expertise in smart building technology and concept, providing guidance and support for Consulting Engineers, Systems Integrators, and End Users.
Greg is currently the Business Development Leader for Building IoT and Integration for Cochrane Supply & Engineering. In 2022, Greg was was appointed to the role of Executive Director for the Real Estate Cyber Consortium (RECC), promoting “cyber harmony” through leadership and insight on best practices, policies, and procedures for real estate owners, operators, and solution providers.
