"2020 Vision for Automated Buildings AHR Expo"
The time I normally spend writing the next chapter of our never ending-story has been spent, along with my contributing editors from AutomatedBuildings.com creating our AHR Expo 2020 Orlando education sessions. Wow! 10 so far and still working on more (all suggested free). We feel that these sessions speak well to the education emergency. We have shared a sneak preview of them with just below. If you are a regular reader you will recognize a lot of the subject matter. All of it is being presented under the umbrella: "2020 Vision for Automated Buildings AHR Expo"
Recalibrate—Trending and Redefining BAS for 2020
Come join this session to hear our discussion of what is trending and being redefined now in Building Automation Systems. Rapid change has occurred since our education sessions last year in Atlanta. We will discuss how the Internet of things has brought new technology innovations, which is changing business practices and truly opening up the new occupant experience everyone has been waiting for. We need to be IP-enabled on our journey to re-educating and recalibrating, recognizing that we are a new industry: OT / IT. With a plethora of enterprise software platforms and new connection standards like 5G CBRS, our 2020 vision is rapidly evolving. These platforms require an amazing community of practice to be successful. The opportunity is the sharing of data to gain additional insight... in real-time. Times have changed, and now almost every system is being connected to another network. And with a networked system, everything changes—especially the data supporting the software running the applications needed for building services (comfort, safety and security). System integration has become a part of a standard Building Automation System, and the traditional controls contractor who does not embrace this new industry frontier will fall further and further behind. The declaration of a “Climate Emergency” by over 400 global cities presents an enormous opportunity for the automation industry.
Building Systems Integration 101 – Welcome to the Jungle: The Starting Block to Becoming an Integrator
In this introductory session,
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