Here is the first TLDR summary of our education sessions at AHR Expo 2025 in Orlando . Our first session, “Scaling Up: The Next Wave
Walking into AHR Expo 2025, I had one question in mind:Who really controls our buildings? With thousands of booths, AHR is the place to see
Decarbonization is reshaping the energy management landscape, creating new opportunities and challenges for BAS professionals. From electrification and energy optimization to industry collaboration, the path to a low-carbon future is complex but full of potential. By embracing this transformation, BAS professionals can play a pivotal role in driving sustainable solutions and shaping the future of smart building design. The time to act is now—decarbonization is not just the future; it’s the present.
In a recent episode of Monday Live, industry leaders convened to discuss the future of smart buildings and the role of interoperability. The conversation, inspired by the book “Who Moved My Cheese?”, focused on the concept of an “interoperable cheese platter”: a holistic solution that combines various technologies and approaches to address the evolving needs of the industry.
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 smart building industry is booming, but a familiar foe threatens to stifle its progress: the staffing shortage. Finding and retaining skilled workers is challenging across sectors, and smart building providers are feeling the pinch. As demand for intelligent building solutions grows, companies struggle to scale their operations with limited manpower.
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.
SCADA would allow Santa to monitor the entire workshop from a central control room, providing him with data on everything from the efficiency of toy production to energy consumption. This system would offer a visual interface with detailed graphs, reports, and alerts on production performance.
Here is the first TLDR summary of our education sessions at AHR Expo 2025 in Orlando . Our first session, “Scaling Up: The Next Wave
Walking into AHR Expo 2025, I had one question in mind:Who really controls our buildings? With thousands of booths, AHR is the place to see
Decarbonization is reshaping the energy management landscape, creating new opportunities and challenges for BAS professionals. From electrification and energy optimization to industry collaboration, the path to a low-carbon future is complex but full of potential. By embracing this transformation, BAS professionals can play a pivotal role in driving sustainable solutions and shaping the future of smart building design. The time to act is now—decarbonization is not just the future; it’s the present.
In a recent episode of Monday Live, industry leaders convened to discuss the future of smart buildings and the role of interoperability. The conversation, inspired by the book “Who Moved My Cheese?”, focused on the concept of an “interoperable cheese platter”: a holistic solution that combines various technologies and approaches to address the evolving needs of the industry.
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 smart building industry is booming, but a familiar foe threatens to stifle its progress: the staffing shortage. Finding and retaining skilled workers is challenging across sectors, and smart building providers are feeling the pinch. As demand for intelligent building solutions grows, companies struggle to scale their operations with limited manpower.
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.
SCADA would allow Santa to monitor the entire workshop from a central control room, providing him with data on everything from the efficiency of toy production to energy consumption. This system would offer a visual interface with detailed graphs, reports, and alerts on production performance.
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