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So I need to Sparkle? No SPARQL. Does Gemin have the answer? Querying RDF (Resource Description Framework) and TTL (Turtle) files doesn’t require setting up
There is a conversation happening across building automation right now about data. Why buildings have so much of it and so little to show for
MondayLive! is spending May unpacking what foundational readiness looks like in an era of accelerating change. Early sessions asked each participant what “basic” meant to
Monday Live | May 2026 | Getting Back to Basics, Part Two There is a question the smart building industry has been avoiding for years.
Commercial building AI has invested heavily in teaching buildings to detect and analyze, but it has been slower to teach them what to do next.
Monday Live | May 2026 Monday Live is a weekly open session where practitioners, technologists, architects, and systems thinkers work through the future of smarter
2026 | Reflections from the Niagara Summit Introduction I’ve been attending Niagara Summits and industry events long enough to recognize when something feels like a
AHR Expo 2026 | Education Session Recap Session Recap Most building owners believe their efficiency work is done. They have upgraded equipment, implemented sequences, hit
The industry has spent decades arguing over which single standard should dominate. This recent update from Kimon Onuma FAIA proves we’ve been asking the wrong
As we attempt to better understand AI, I feel that sharing my discussions with Gemini is valuable. I suspect you are trying to learn some
So I need to Sparkle? No SPARQL. Does Gemin have the answer? Querying RDF (Resource Description Framework) and TTL (Turtle) files doesn’t require setting up
There is a conversation happening across building automation right now about data. Why buildings have so much of it and so little to show for
MondayLive! is spending May unpacking what foundational readiness looks like in an era of accelerating change. Early sessions asked each participant what “basic” meant to
Monday Live | May 2026 | Getting Back to Basics, Part Two There is a question the smart building industry has been avoiding for years.
Commercial building AI has invested heavily in teaching buildings to detect and analyze, but it has been slower to teach them what to do next.
Monday Live | May 2026 Monday Live is a weekly open session where practitioners, technologists, architects, and systems thinkers work through the future of smarter
2026 | Reflections from the Niagara Summit Introduction I’ve been attending Niagara Summits and industry events long enough to recognize when something feels like a
AHR Expo 2026 | Education Session Recap Session Recap Most building owners believe their efficiency work is done. They have upgraded equipment, implemented sequences, hit
The industry has spent decades arguing over which single standard should dominate. This recent update from Kimon Onuma FAIA proves we’ve been asking the wrong
As we attempt to better understand AI, I feel that sharing my discussions with Gemini is valuable. I suspect you are trying to learn some
