Empowering every building to embark on the journey of Intelligence.
The transformation to Intelligence requires adoption of 3 core pillars – Integration, Data Driven and Responsiveness.
Imagine facilities that dynamically optimize their energy usage, reducing demand while maintaining occupant comfort, safety, and productivity.
Key components include:
- Network of Sensors: Advanced sensors monitor temperature, humidity, lighting, and occupancy levels
- Data Transmission Infrastructure: Real-time data transmission enables swift decision-making.
- Building Management System (BMS): An intelligent BMS optimizes energy usage, adjusting lighting, cooling, and heating loads.
Best practices in being data driven includes:
- Adopting Asset Information Model (AIM) or Digital Twin
- Further, leverage on asset ontology – an extensible dictionary of terms and concepts in and around buildings, a set of relationships for linking and composing concepts together, and a flexible data model permitting seamless integration of asset ontology with existing tools and databases.
Data Management and Digital Life Cycle
Thorough considerations are being crafted to ensure that the buildings are equipped with a single performance management platform with interoperability.
A performance dashboard allows:
- Operations measures such as energy and water usage efficiencies and work order status to be monitored.
- Management metrics such as asset health and energy per user to be accessed.
Imagine facilities that dynamically optimize their energy usage, reducing demand while maintaining occupant comfort, safety, and productivity.
Key components include:
- Network of Sensors: Advanced sensors monitor temperature, humidity, lighting, and occupancy levels
- Data Transmission Infrastructure: Real-time data transmission enables swift decision-making.
- Building Management System (BMS): An intelligent BMS optimizes energy usage, adjusting lighting, cooling, and heating loads.
Best practices in being data driven includes:
- Adopting Asset Information Model (AIM) or Digital Twin
- Further, leverage on asset ontology – an extensible dictionary of terms and concepts in and around buildings, a set of relationships for linking and composing concepts together, and a flexible data model permitting seamless integration of asset ontology with existing tools and databases.
Data Management and Digital Life Cycle
Thorough considerations are being crafted to ensure that the buildings are equipped with a single performance management platform with interoperability.
A performance dashboard allows:
- Operations measures such as energy and water usage efficiencies and work order status to be monitored.
- Management metrics such as asset health and energy per user to be accessed.