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Expectations of buildings today have changed. They must become more sustainable, hyper-efficient, resilient, and people-centric. If your building management system (BMS) is not future-ready, you’re missing out on advances in technology and IoT-enabled devices that make it possible to meet sustainability targets, lower operating costs, enhance occupant experience, improve productivity, and increase building value.
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Building management by the numbers

42%

of the world's energy is used in buildings.

30%

of energy used in buildings is waste.

50%

of energy used in buildings is wasted due to inefficient building management systems.

~40%

of building management systems are affected by malicious attacks.

Migrating from old to new building management systems

Avoid the unnecessary risks of outdated BMS

From cyberattacks that disrupt your building's daily operations to greater possibilities of downtime, increasing maintenance costs, and missing sustainability targets, an obsolete BMS can cost you time and money and can limit overall functionality.

New generation building management systems are more powerful with greater capabilities unheard of just ten years ago. 

Modern BMS offer:  

  • Secure, open, and highly scalable architecture
  • Deep visualization and power analytics
  • Adaptable to changing tenant/occupant demands 

See how we’re helping our customers with building management

University of Nottingham

This U.K. university uses EcoStruxure Building Operation for energy conservation solutions to improve campus operations and provide a more comfortable learning environment.

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Our latest insights on building management

Ten predictions for smart building technology

This research report by Verdantixaddresses the latest in smart building technology, including effects from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Smart buildings require smart power

Power digitalization helps facility management personnel make better decisions, minimize downtime, and use less energy.

Designing buildings for the new world of work

Discover the benefits of a flexible, responsive building to meet changing demands and accommodate new systems and IoT devices.

Ensuring occupant health

Learn about the science and business incentives of healthy buildings and discover three steps to improve building health.

Assessing the "openness" of a BMS

Discover our framework for assessing an "open" BMS and learn how to influence the complexity and performance of the BMS.

Reducing infectious disease risks with smart building technologies

Learn how smart building technologies play a central role in identifying contagious disease threats and reducing transmission risks.

Defending against cyber threats to BMS

With the threat of cyber-attacks rising, more attention must be paid to the integrity of the BMS. Learn how in this whitepaper.

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1. What is a building management system / building automation system?

A building management system (BMS), also sometimes called a building automation system (BAS), is a critical tool for operating a building safely, efficiently, and reliably. Consisting of software and hardware, a BMS controls and monitors the building's mechanical and electrical equipment such as power systems, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), lighting, fire protection, and security systems.

2. How are building management systems changing?

As companies have focused intently on energy efficiency and sustainability, there has also been a fundamental change in tenant needs and expectations. These trends have greatly impacted traditional BMS implementations, pushing them to grow and evolve. At the same time, advancements in cloud computing, IoT, analytics, and artificial intelligence are leading to new and broader capabilities. With these as underlying technologies, next-generation BMSs are now the integration and aggregation tool for all of a building’s data across multiple business and operations technology (OT) systems and sensors. By managing and controlling all the building’s OT in concert with each other, energy and operational efficiency can be maximized while enhancing occupant productivity and well-being.

3. What is IoT building management? 

IoT (Internet of Things) is revolutionizing building management with a new generation of building management systems (BMS) that enable superior integration between smart systems - including operations technology (OT) and information technology (IT) systems. These advancements have changed how buildings operate as facility managers can now gain valuable insights from every aspect of their buildings' operations. Accessible from anywhere, they can better predict possible problems, schedule preventative maintenance, and streamline workflows to reduce operating costs, while also exceeding sustainability goals.