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Researched and fact-checked by Kelly Sinclair A note on perspective: this is a researched piece from a media and industry-reporting perspective, rather than a controls-engineering
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Researched and fact-checked by Kelly Sinclair A note on perspective: this is a researched piece from a media and industry-reporting perspective, rather than a controls-engineering

A Graph-of-Graphs Model for Digital Buildings By Rick Justis, Coalition for Smarter Buildings (C4SB) For most of the history of building automation, we have organized
I watched a controls technician silence forty-one alerts in under three minutes once, without reading a single one. Not because he was lazy. Because the

A building energy management system is a centralized platform that continuously monitors a building’s energy consumption. It sits on top of other connected building systems and analyzes

BACnet International’s 2026 ASAE Gold Award recognizes more than a certification program. It highlights the testing, collaboration, and technical infrastructure required to make an open

AutomatedBuildings.com Meet Our Contributing Editors Many voices, one community advancing building automation AutomatedBuildings.com is built on the expertise of the people who write for it.
Thanks for the welcome. I’ve read AutomatedBuildings for years and I’m glad to finally be contributing. I’ll skip the part where I tell you my

Operating costs continue to rise, and sustainability expectations are becoming mainstream. In 2022, buildings were responsible for 34 percent of global energy demand and 37

Not literally a power plant. But increasingly an energy campus that generates, consumes, stores, and manages power within one operating environment, alongside the compute it

A step-by-step guide Highlights: A Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) has become crucial for modern facility management. It brings data together into a central hub

Researched and fact-checked by Kelly Sinclair A note on perspective: this is a researched piece from a media and industry-reporting perspective, rather than a controls-engineering

A Graph-of-Graphs Model for Digital Buildings By Rick Justis, Coalition for Smarter Buildings (C4SB) For most of the history of building automation, we have organized
I watched a controls technician silence forty-one alerts in under three minutes once, without reading a single one. Not because he was lazy. Because the

A building energy management system is a centralized platform that continuously monitors a building’s energy consumption. It sits on top of other connected building systems and analyzes

BACnet International’s 2026 ASAE Gold Award recognizes more than a certification program. It highlights the testing, collaboration, and technical infrastructure required to make an open

AutomatedBuildings.com Meet Our Contributing Editors Many voices, one community advancing building automation AutomatedBuildings.com is built on the expertise of the people who write for it.
Thanks for the welcome. I’ve read AutomatedBuildings for years and I’m glad to finally be contributing. I’ll skip the part where I tell you my

Operating costs continue to rise, and sustainability expectations are becoming mainstream. In 2022, buildings were responsible for 34 percent of global energy demand and 37

Not literally a power plant. But increasingly an energy campus that generates, consumes, stores, and manages power within one operating environment, alongside the compute it

A step-by-step guide Highlights: A Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) has become crucial for modern facility management. It brings data together into a central hub