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Softdel and Software AG team on connected smart buildings

Nov. 9, 2021
Softdel and Software AG say they are bringing together their complementary technologies to meet the increasing demand for better energy efficiency, reduced carbon footprint, occupant comfort, and efficient facility management.

Softdel, an IoT solutions provider for smart buildings, today announced it has inked a strategic partnership with Software AG, a provider of enterprise integration and IoT platforms that make buildings smarter and connected.

Under the new partnership, Softdel and Software AG say they are bringing together their complementary technologies to meet the increasing demand for better energy efficiency, reduced carbon footprint, occupant comfort, and efficient facility management -- especially for hospitals, airports, and other mission-critical buildings.

Softdel, via its innovative B-IoT gateway platform, "Edifice Edge", and Software AG with its "Cumulocity" IoT platform have jointly created an end-to-end smart buildings solution. This unique technology partnership enables interconnectivity and interoperability among all devices and equipment installed in a building thus driving up efficiencies and enabling secure remote management. The solution also provides a framework for generating real-time building analytics based on AI and ML technologies.

Softdel contends brings the power of edge computing to smart buildings through its EdificeEdge platform. The platform seamlessly integrates and collects data from thousands of building assets ( such as sensors, actuators, controllers, lighting control systems, thermostats, HVAC systems, and other building equipment, etc.) over BACnet and Modbus communications protocols. Built on a modern microservices-based architecture and using containerization technology at the edge, the company says its Edifice Edge "offers great flexibility to run compute-intensive applications enabling tomorrow's AI-enabled digital buildings."

For its part, Software AG says its technology "helps democratize IoT, thus empowering subject matter experts to leverage self-service tools at any stage of the IoT journey. Doing IoT right with Software AG's Cumulocity IoT platform means connecting and managing 'things', analysing IoT data, integrating core apps and building a solution that enables IoT at the edge," added the companies' statement.

Sachin Deshmukh, Managing Director, Softdel commented: "We see tremendous value from our partnership with Software AG to drive our vision of connecting devices, enterprises, and people. Our EdificeEdge platform integrates perfectly within the Cumulocity IoT ecosystem from Software AG. We look forward to jointly delivering exceptional value to our customers as part of their transformational journey around smart buildings and infrastructure."

Sunil K Dalal, Founder, and Chairman, Softdel added: "By 2025, there will be more than 40 billion connected devices installed in smart buildings. These devices will need seamless integration and the ability to communicate with each other to offer real-time actionable insights. EdificeEdge is a significant milestone in our two-decade journey of providing innovative solutions to the global building automation industry. Our partnership with Software AG is a step in the right direction to continue our efforts to bring exceptional value to our customers."

Jason Johns, Head of Global Alliances and Channels, Software AG, concluded: "As organizations, cities and public authorities strive to be more efficient, sustainable and digital, getting smarter and more connected buildings is a vital step. Not only can these projects improve the experience of being in a building for its occupants, but they can also improve safety and reduce the environmental impact all at the same time. Working in partnership with Softdel we're striving to make that a reality for more and more organizations."

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