There are so many building types, there are so many kinds of building owners, so many value chain providers, and they all have their own unique perspectives, unique expectations. It’s trying to ...

So, what smart technologies are leading the charge in reducing building costs? Let’s take a closer look.

The global building automation system market is on track to surge from USD 101.74 billion in 2025 to a projected USD 191.13 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 13.4%. Key growth drivers include ...

Building automation systems are often integrated after the building is constructed, which can make them costly to adopt, said Sean Edwards, president of RCG.

These platforms leverage data analytics, automation, and advanced technologies to enhance building operations, improve energy efficiency, and elevate the tenant experience.

With the help of technology, buildings can adopt automation solutions to help enable more efficient, effective and integrated building operations management.

While the technology and use cases in the smart building world are different, they are similar enough that this new convergence can make smart buildings even smarter.

Smart building technology investments typically pay for themselves within one or two years by delivering energy savings and maintenance efficiencies, says Dan Probst, the chairman of energy and ...

Operational technology (OT) systems such as building automation systems (BAS), intelligent plumbing systems, air quality monitoring, elevators, building access control, video surveillance, and more ...

In a collective effort to further advance digitisation in building automation by developing more intelligent smart devices in the future, Qualcomm Technologies and Siemens Smart Infrastructure are ...

The National Association of Energy Service Companies recently released a comprehensive vision of the future of smart building technology.