Moving the Cheese: How to Adapt to Change in the Building Automation Industry
A discussion on the challenges and opportunities in the age of AI and open standards
The cheese is moving! We’re seeing a shift in the way the younger generation thinks. They’re no longer looking for a single-walled garden vendor to control access to content, applications, hardware, and user data. They’re all about composability and being in control of their own destiny.
Happy New Year! In the first MondayLive! session of 2025, industry veterans gathered to discuss this very issue, exploring the challenges and opportunities presented by
As we reflect back on the twists and turns of 2024 and face 2025 with its new variables and uncertainties, it’s helpful to take a step back and examine the bigger picture, especially our mindset. Life is a dynamic, ever-shifting landscape. We experience periods of stability and success, often followed by unforeseen challenges and setbacks. These fluctuations, the inevitable peaks and valleys of our existence, can be both exhilarating and daunting. But what if we could learn not just to survive these changes but to actually thrive amidst them? We are not merely passive recipients of fate but active participants who can learn from both success and failure to create a more meaningful and fulfilling life.
From our AutomatedBuildings Family to yours, have a great Holiday season
The rise of EVs is deeply influencing the design, cost, and environmental impact of smart buildings. EV integration not only requires new design considerations like charging infrastructure and energy storage systems but also offers significant benefits, such as reduced carbon emissions, enhanced energy efficiency, and cost savings over time. Additionally, as the synergy between EVs and smart buildings deepens, the future holds the promise of more sustainable, energy-efficient, and self-sufficient buildings that contribute positively to the global energy transition.
This week’s Monday Live session provided valuable insights into the trends and challenges shaping the future of building automation. Key topics included the upcoming AHR Expo and Smarter Summit, the potential impact of tariffs, the evolving role of AI, and the growing momentum of open-source software.
A look back at the key themes and discussions from Monday Live! in 2024 This year, Monday Live! has been a hub for insightful discussions
The discussion emphasized the need for continued collaboration among building owners, operators, and technology providers to define open standards, develop interoperable solutions, and drive the adoption of best practices that will shape the future of the smart building industry. By embracing the power of open software and working together, we can create a more intelligent, efficient, and sustainable built environment.
Remember when Flight Simulator was THE benchmark for PC performance? We need that defining moment for open software in smart buildings! Why? Because open software unlocks HUGE potential for building owners and operators:
Moving the Cheese: How to Adapt to Change in the Building Automation Industry
A discussion on the challenges and opportunities in the age of AI and open standards
The cheese is moving! We’re seeing a shift in the way the younger generation thinks. They’re no longer looking for a single-walled garden vendor to control access to content, applications, hardware, and user data. They’re all about composability and being in control of their own destiny.
Happy New Year! In the first MondayLive! session of 2025, industry veterans gathered to discuss this very issue, exploring the challenges and opportunities presented by
As we reflect back on the twists and turns of 2024 and face 2025 with its new variables and uncertainties, it’s helpful to take a step back and examine the bigger picture, especially our mindset. Life is a dynamic, ever-shifting landscape. We experience periods of stability and success, often followed by unforeseen challenges and setbacks. These fluctuations, the inevitable peaks and valleys of our existence, can be both exhilarating and daunting. But what if we could learn not just to survive these changes but to actually thrive amidst them? We are not merely passive recipients of fate but active participants who can learn from both success and failure to create a more meaningful and fulfilling life.
From our AutomatedBuildings Family to yours, have a great Holiday season
The rise of EVs is deeply influencing the design, cost, and environmental impact of smart buildings. EV integration not only requires new design considerations like charging infrastructure and energy storage systems but also offers significant benefits, such as reduced carbon emissions, enhanced energy efficiency, and cost savings over time. Additionally, as the synergy between EVs and smart buildings deepens, the future holds the promise of more sustainable, energy-efficient, and self-sufficient buildings that contribute positively to the global energy transition.
This week’s Monday Live session provided valuable insights into the trends and challenges shaping the future of building automation. Key topics included the upcoming AHR Expo and Smarter Summit, the potential impact of tariffs, the evolving role of AI, and the growing momentum of open-source software.
A look back at the key themes and discussions from Monday Live! in 2024 This year, Monday Live! has been a hub for insightful discussions
The discussion emphasized the need for continued collaboration among building owners, operators, and technology providers to define open standards, develop interoperable solutions, and drive the adoption of best practices that will shape the future of the smart building industry. By embracing the power of open software and working together, we can create a more intelligent, efficient, and sustainable built environment.
Remember when Flight Simulator was THE benchmark for PC performance? We need that defining moment for open software in smart buildings! Why? Because open software unlocks HUGE potential for building owners and operators:
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