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Do not just talk about Transformation and how it links our
past knowns to the uncertainties of our future unknowns. "Just Do
It!" By better understanding our known knowns, known unknowns,
and unknown unknowns, we need to "Just Do It" as discussed in our
last chapter Navigated Never Never.
As social media constantly narrows our focus by presenting more
subject matter about our known knowns, "what we already know", we need to explore the greater diversity of all
subject matter related to our focus and learn more about known unknowns, and
unknown unknowns.
So how can your author and his pioneering web site AutomatedBuildings.com Transform and Navigate Never Never help?
We chat about this below in an online video interview. The
medium is alway part of the message and moving your focus from my
humble blog to the world of online oceans of
content with myriad of
presentation mediums is part of my personal Never Never journey to
promote and connect those messages which are important to my
people.
http://automatedbuildings.com/ was started in 1999 before blogging was a thing, we called it an online magazine or emagazine.
Episode
380 ControlTalk NOW with Ken Sinclair (aka Mr. Linkair) Automated
Buildings’ October Theme: Transformation + “Tossing Transformation
Torches”
Ken Sinclair aka Mr. Linkair, began his crusade in 1999. Ken’s natural
instincts and his selfless desire to collect, link, and share relevant
BAS and HVAC information has led to the growth of Automated Building’s
unparalleled on-line readership. Now, during the most disruptive
period of the BAS and HVAC evolution, we are grateful that Ken and
Automated Buildings continue to hold the torches of transformative
change high enough for us to see our way forward.
The new evolving model of AutomatedBuildings.com is to connect and link
to the amazing amount of articles and blog bits that folks like you and
many others are publishing on your own blogs and newsletters. We leave
them in place as published and as illustrated but tell the world where
they are and provide links to them. They are amazing content and known
well by your networks but no one else knows about them. I feel we
can add new value by linking them to a subject matter website like
AutomatedBuildings.com and feel this would be a good transition for us
and of value to the industry.
As an old guy in the industry it looks to me like our online magazine
1999 roots when we and everyone else started their own dot com and no
one could find them until we started linking them together under the
umbrella of a subject matter B2B website. I have alway been Mr
Linkair, this is just business as usual in an unusually transformed world.
Everyone is
now in the online publication industry and doing it much better than us
but these self created flaming torches are burning everywhere on your
own websites and on many social media platforms with a dated posting.
There is a need to collect these industry gems on a subject matter
online
service like ours to curate, document industry discussion and explore
the
interaction of the tossed torches and find new value in our core.
Discussing who is getting ignition from the flames and who is burnt in
place are important discussions.
Some of the best blog sites have been curated by other people. They've
taken the time to find online blogs and put them into a list that's
easy for anyone to look through.
Here is a fun approach on how to explore, understand, and incorporate our diversities;
Toby Ruckert Polymath, Founder/CEO UIB makes music with his newsletter and this advice.... now that is diversity
I'm starting this newsletter under
this motto of "Modern Times" - where new ideas, innovation and
technologies are emerging at an unprecedented accelerating pace.
Remembering our human values, individual roots and identities will play
an important role to help us cope with the speed, uncertainties and the
challenges associated with such transformation. The best way to
leverage our abilities is to spot the opportunities.
The Young and Restless - My Younger Connected Mentors who
constantly educate me are becoming the new "Linkair's" while
introducing us to the new shakers and movers in our industry.
I am always applauding those who are leading and carrying the
torches of transformation and building on the ashes of
AutomatedBuildings.com
I am extremely proud of my younger mentors. Watching them grow and evolve is
one of my great pleasures. It is their time and they need to be
heard. I feel the context of our histories "known knowns" are
important building blocks for them to build on.
Our contributing Editor from Sweden Nicolas Waern "The Building Whisperer"
- Making buildings talk to people - is no longer whispering he is now
shouting as "The Smart World Architect" - Enabling decision-makers to
create a better future and has created his own Podcast. Well
done Nicolas.
11 episodes of the Beyond Buildings Podcast. What have we learned, and what thoughts and questions have arisen from the first two episodes?
Falling in love with Smarter Buildings. In episode one of the series we
talked to Tommy Hagenes who came from the building automation side and
is working with Smart Technology and is a driving force in the Proptech
space. We talked about what he is doing, what the differences were with
APIs, BACnet introduction, secure communication to and from the
building and that BACnet still has its place. It was a great episode
and I remember laughing and learning a lot. It ended with us discussing
if building connectivity challenges.
Questions after the episode:
· Should building automation systems be in the cloud?
· Should logic reside on the edge?
·
What will 5G and distributed intelligence, small footprint
AI-algorithms have to do in a Smart Building setting of the future?
·
What is the ultimate connectivity strategy to create sustainable
buildings with a software/hardware layer that can pass the test of time?
· Do we need a decoupling of hardware and software?
“AI is not a magic wand; it is not
Terminator; it does not mean dystopia; it is just a tool. Treat it as a
tool designed to make lives simpler.” - Garry Kasparov - Dealing with inevitability
Another of our contributing editors Sudha Jamthe the CEO of IoTDisruptions teaches AI and AV courses for business professionals online at Stanford Continuing Studies and on DriverlessWorldSchool.com"
Writes; The Humanity of AI Automation
Everything we do is woven by a social fabric across global
cultures. If covid has taught us one thing about humanity, it is
that we are
social beings irrespective of whether we are deep-thinking-introverts
or think-aloud-extroverts. Now as we shelter-in-place in a global
pandemic and work remotely,
educate our children online, move conferences that were the setting of
the B2B sales cycles fully online, have charities host galas online,
musicians and talk show hosts entertain us from their homes, sports
teams watch on remote boxes of screens, the common missing thread is
the social interaction of our everyday lives.
I am very impressed with the efforts of James Dice; Writer, question-asker, community-builder Denver, Colorado and his Nexus offering
Why does Nexus exist? My whole career, I’ve been wanting more unbiased, in-depth content on
the smart buildings industry. How is the industry changing and where is
it going? Which new technology products are hype and which are
disruptive? I’ve learned it takes a lot of time to wade through
marketing pitches, research papers, and shallow articles to find the
signal in the noise. Nexus is my attempt at sharing my evolving lens on
the industry with you—without the fluff.
Nexus is a community
of engineers, energy managers, technology vendors, building operators,
and real estate investors. Like you, we’re trying to bridge the gap
between two cultures—that of technology on one end and millions of
commercial buildings on the other—to understand where we’re headed as
an industry.
Available linkable free resources are truly amazing and related topics
that add diversity to our mission are many, some great examples
here,
McKinsey & Company Visualize the physical, economic and emotional impact of COVID-19 in a whole new way through our interactive data displays
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Workplace Leader's Handbook is designed to guide you through the
transformation coming to the workplace.
Alan Rusbridger on how to manage perpetual newsroom change: 'I'm your leader, trust me - is not going to work' The old economic model was clearly failing – but who could say with any
confidence that the new one would work? Journalists who were experts in
one medium (words) were being asked to “multitask” (ugh!) in others
(video, pictures, blogs, data, audio.) There was an entirely new
relationship with the audience. And then there was social media: Use
it? Ignore it? Blow it up? As for metrics….
New Software Roles Drive Confusion and Contention
Harbor Research is a growth strategy consulting and venture development
firm that partners with leading manufacturers, service providers and
technology developers to discover, design and develop smart systems and
Internet of Things growth opportunities.
ROLES REVERSED
While many will point to a specific OEM’s software strategy, lack of
marketing investment, or potential technical missteps as the cause of
such failures, Harbor believes that many of them can be traced to a
broader confusion about roles. Sometimes companies need to ask
themselves, “Who are we, and what part should software play in our
business and for our customers in the market?” Spectacular failures can
occur when players either fail to ask the question or answer it wrong.
Seek diversity, talk to people you disagree with, learn why,
explore known unknowns, and unknown unknowns. Find new links that will
lead to the transformation of the subject matter of your purpose and
passion.
Mr Linkair
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