AI in Buildings Episode 3: AI-assisted fault resolution
Buildings are becoming more connected and data-rich, but operating them still relies heavily on experienced people. Facility teams are under pressure to manage more systems, more data and more alarms, often with the same or fewer resources. And detecting a fault is really only the start. The bigger challenge is understanding why it happened and […]
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When a building brings together data, analytics, and AI-enabled systems, it transforms from a static asset into an active participant in achieving operational excellence, driving efficiency across energy, security, operations, maintenance and safety. The previous article explored how intelligent building management systems maintain comfort during extreme weather, but that’s just one capability of…
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When a building handles more routine work autonomously, it can look as if the interface matters less. Fewer alerts. Fewer manual adjustments. Fewer reasons to watch a dashboard all day. In practice, the opposite happens. The interactions that remain carry more consequence. Fewer interactions, greater impact What remains are the moments when human judgment matters […]
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Why Healthcare Fire Safety Needs a Digital Upgrade
False alarms at 2 a.m. Patients startled awake. Staff scrambling through evacuation protocols for a detector triggered by dust. For healthcare facility managers, this is not a hypothetical scenario. It is a recurring, costly disruption that erodes trust, strains already stretched teams, and diverts attention from patient care. Fire safety in healthcare has always carried […]
Rethinking peak loads
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The expectations around workplace experience have moved well beyond desks, rooms and reservations. Workplace and Corporate Real Estate (CRE) leaders are now looking at a much bigger picture: how people plan and coordinate office days, how spaces and services are used, and how the workplace is managed and improved over time. The focus is shifting […]