Conversation with Gemini The Inversion of Vulnerability The initial narrative surrounding artificial intelligence assumed automation would dismantle blue-collar, field-level trades first, leaving white-collar analytical, drafting,
Monday Live! September 28, 2026, brought together industry voices for a candid discussion on one of the most pressing questions in smart buildings: What does
Somewhere in a mechanical room, a point is named SAT. A technician knows it means supply air temperature. A new analytics tool does not, and
Why do we act like AI is a new phenomenon? AI has been present in our industry for nearly a decade—from “fuzzy logic” in the
Most analytics failures start years earlier, in BMS specification requirements nobody thought mattered yet. Here’s what a tender needs to get right.
A conversation that kept paying off In 2025 I sent a message to Tony Mormino. I had a problem with how we were managing data
How AutomatedBuildings brought independent people, architectures and one building problem into the same orbit By Greggory Don ButlerFounder, TA-14 Authority | Contributing Editor, AutomatedBuildings.com Something
Lessons learned from one Monday Live. One shared building model. A thoughtful exchange. A clearer picture of what it takes to move from connected information
MondayLive! is a weekly conversation at mondaylive.org where the building automation community discusses the technologies, standards, and ideas shaping the industry. What happens when software
What I’m bringing to Monday Live — and why the next interoperability problem begins after two systems successfully connect By Greggory Don Butler For most
Conversation with Gemini The Inversion of Vulnerability The initial narrative surrounding artificial intelligence assumed automation would dismantle blue-collar, field-level trades first, leaving white-collar analytical, drafting,
Monday Live! September 28, 2026, brought together industry voices for a candid discussion on one of the most pressing questions in smart buildings: What does
Somewhere in a mechanical room, a point is named SAT. A technician knows it means supply air temperature. A new analytics tool does not, and
Why do we act like AI is a new phenomenon? AI has been present in our industry for nearly a decade—from “fuzzy logic” in the
Most analytics failures start years earlier, in BMS specification requirements nobody thought mattered yet. Here’s what a tender needs to get right.
A conversation that kept paying off In 2025 I sent a message to Tony Mormino. I had a problem with how we were managing data
How AutomatedBuildings brought independent people, architectures and one building problem into the same orbit By Greggory Don ButlerFounder, TA-14 Authority | Contributing Editor, AutomatedBuildings.com Something
Lessons learned from one Monday Live. One shared building model. A thoughtful exchange. A clearer picture of what it takes to move from connected information
MondayLive! is a weekly conversation at mondaylive.org where the building automation community discusses the technologies, standards, and ideas shaping the industry. What happens when software
What I’m bringing to Monday Live — and why the next interoperability problem begins after two systems successfully connect By Greggory Don Butler For most
