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Free Webinar! Simplify the complex: Smart Buildings and Energy Efficiency

By WindowMaster | [email protected]

13 September 2018

Did you know that reducing complexity in smart buildings can enhance building performance while also improving occupant well-being?

The amount of smart solutions and technologies in buildings is growing significantly. This is exciting but can spell an increased level of complexity for specifiers, facility managers, owners, and occupants who then have many systems and a lot of data to manage.

In a free webinar, we look at the latest trends regarding open protocol systems and the Internet of Things in Buildings. We will examine how they are breaking paradigms to enhance occupant comfort while also reducing complexity for all building stakeholders.

This webinar will also cover how coordinated, intelligent systems help reduce energy consumption in both new and existing buildings.

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