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Opening Open
This
month's theme leapt off my tongue in cheek review of the summit,
insight below, but Opening Open is an evolving reality as you can see
by this month's great content.
The
Niagara
Summit themed "Innovation (R)evolution" in Las Vegas was a mini
Woodstock for the creative connection community, the newly found cloud
collaborators, unconventional
control contractors, super integrators, connection want-to-be’s,
control propeller heads (those that talk about change and
detail at a level that makes your head spin) and of
course those just simply lost in transition all very much enjoying the
event while moving ahead rapidly during a time of great change.
So, I have been to the Summit and back. What did I see?
A clear vision of not only who we are now, but a vision of who we can
be if we change in a changing world.
Consensus is a cancer that leads to compromise, concept collision creates change while forcing collaboration.
This band of mixed mission folks is moving the sleepy old building automation industry ahead with radical change. It was great to see the "Wouldstock" taking the 'in dust' out of our industry.
The flower power was in the mature connection community created by the controllable openness of the Niagara Framework that allows each to have their own open system. How clever? They would have never made that transition without each unconventional control contractor/integrator thinking it was their proprietary system. Absolutely Brilliant! Now they can share apps, have specialized open standards drivers, have several competing visualization/analytic services for all to use while growing faster as a community than they could as individuals. Whoops, we just discovered the true power of open.
Please read my tongue in
cheek review of the event “What did I see from the Summit?”
I ask for change
and I get it, give this article a read; the technology imbeds customer
business rules and
objectives (energy, maintenance, comfort and sustainability) directly
into the suite of solutions. Through their automated technology they
determine the optimal
operational balance
that is
unique to a facility and all this hosted a cloud-based service that
offers reliable, scalable solutions that optimize facility systems
performance to maximize maintenance and energy savings.
These
are the goals of the cloud-based service
-
Do not need to go onsite for setup or installation
- No hardware
- No software
- Scalable platform built in a constantly monitored and distributed
Cloud environment
Wow!
that is a head shake for our industry and they are working to achieve
this goal now with facilities worldwide and over 400 million square
feet of managed customer space.
Plus this article speaks to open as well; A Customer Focused Approach As facility managers and building owners become more educated about open systems, they become more sophisticated and verbal about what they need
As always
this new issue is a nest of great articles, columns, reviews, new
products, interviews and of course the steady stream of news depicting
our rapidly evolution and journey to "Openness"
[an error occurred while processing this directive]Welcome our newest sponsor:
Ezenics - Ezenics Optimized Operational Readiness technology implements your business rules and objectives for energy, maintenance, comfort and sustainability and then integrates directly into your facility's Building Management System.
Welcome
our returning sponsor: Millennial
Net, Inc. -
Millennial Net, Inc. is a leading provider of wireless energy
management solutions designed for commercial, public and industrial
buildings. The company’s MeshScape Energy Management System consists of
a wireless sensor network combined with internet technologies.
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