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    A life /ycle approach to smart buildings is powered by dynamic BAS software that maximizes the performance of building systems and makes buildings smarter, more comfortable, more energy-efficient, and easier to operate even as the building ages.
    Automation & Controls

    Achieve Successful Outcomes over the Building Lifecycle with Automation

    Kaishi Zhang
    Nov. 27, 2024
    A siloed approach to building systems and life stages can result in missed opportunities and slow progress. A lifecycle approach powered by a building automation system helps ...
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    Smart Buildings

    What is Smart Building as a Service (SBaaS)?

    Andrew Froehlich
    Nov. 6, 2024
    How SBaaS is redefining building management by streamlining smart technologies, reducing operational costs, and enhancing occupant experiences.
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    Janitorial/Sanitation

    5 Ways to Keep Cleaning Teams Healthy and Productive

    Ian Buckle
    Nov. 4, 2024
    The workforce absenteeism rate in 2023 was 3.1%, and cleaning is particularly impacted, leading to constant operational challenges. Here’s how putting employees first can help...
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    Eagle Academy in Washington, DC, features a translucent skin that allows controlled daylight to penetrate into the building’s interior during the day. At night, it provides a distinctive soft glow.
    Renovation/Adaptive Reuse

    Unified Daylighting: Diverse Fenestration Solutions for Urban Adaptive Reuse and Retrofit Projects

    Neall Digert
    Nov. 1, 2024
    Access to daylight is a crucial consideration for healthy, sustainable buildings—and it can be achieved even in retrofit and adaptive reuse applications. Here’s how.
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    New HVAC technology can significantly reduce energy usage in light commercial buildings, delivering a significant energy and carbon impact.
    HVAC

    Decarbonizing Light Commercial Buildings with Next-Generation RTUs

    Philip Smyth
    Oct. 30, 2024
    High-efficiency, electrified HVAC equipment and advanced controls can reduce both your carbon footprint and your operational costs. Here’s how.
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    Roofing

    Free Checklist: Top Tips for Roof Safety

    Oct. 23, 2024
    Roofs can be dangerous, especially if you’re not on the roof every day. Download this free checklist to make sure you’re keeping up with best practices for roof safety.