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How Will the IoT Create More Intelligent Buildings?  With an IoT-enabled intelligent building, you can build any service to bring old processes into the 21st century. Your imagination is really the only limitation. - Dragan Boscovic, CEO, VizLore, Therese Sullivan, Principal, BuildingContext Ltd

BACnet™ to Haystack Data Pump  The device provides direct network communication, data exchange along with  protocol translation of BACnet points to manageable Haystack points. - Marc Petock, Vice President, Marketing Lynxspring & Connexx Energy

Wi-Fi Controllers Transform and Open Industry  Building Clouds Opendiem Suite and strati-fi technology revealed - Bob Wallace, Building Clouds

What is Commander^TM  KMC developed the solution in conjunction with Intel® and Dell to provide an open, secure, and scalable product for analyzing and visualizing building data, and for providing remote troubleshooting and control of those systems. - Nathan Kehr, Marketing Manager, KMC Controls

High-Performance Buildings and Workplaces Event  An event concept focused on the main components of high-performance buildings: connectivity, sustainability, efficiency and comfort. - Wendy Dietzler, Vice President, Education & Conferencing, Trade Press Media Group

Smart Building Owner 'must do' projects  Ensure your selected technologies are both ‘open’, by means of protocols and databases, and ‘connected’, by means of a consolidated data backbone. - Shaun Klann, Vice President of Business Development,  Intelligent Buildings, LLC

Smart Commercial Buildings 20th July 2016 - 22nd July 2016 Location: Denver - Colorado - USA - Joseph Bocchiaro III, CStd, CTS-D, CTS-I, ISF-C, Principal Consultant, The Sextant Group

Control Hardware Manufacturer and Software Developer  Our groov product lets facility managers and systems integrators quickly create and deploy secure mobile interfaces to building automation systems.  It uses Internet of Things technologies like HTML5, requires zero programming, and includes event logging and notifications via email or text if an event occurs. - Matt Newton, Director of Technical Marketing, Opto 22

Controls Course  A resource for technicians wanting to deepen their understanding of how automation equipment communicates and how to fix it when it doesn't. - Matthew Scheffel, Controls Course

Interviews from March 2016

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