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By making the right key investments in building management systems, facility managers can ensure their buildings are refreshed and future-ready.

COVID-19 has prompted reconsideration of what office buildings are really for, and how they should perform in the future. With more flexible work patterns, flexible teams and flexible organizations, should we also demand more flexible buildings?

The DOE's partners will conduct Industrial Technology Validation (ITV) projects to speed adoption of cost-effective, emerging technologies that can help decarbonize the manufacturing sector.

Many companies are embracing a flexible work environment vastly different from the pre-pandemic norm, and apps are one tool to spur this evolution.

Download this guide to creating healthier buildings from Schneider Electric, and discover where wellness and productivity intersect.

Download this free white paper from Verdantix and explore the key trends that will impact the smart building space in 2021 and beyond.

From indoor air quality to a lack of flexibility, COVID-19 has exposed how buildings are falling short in providing livable, healthy, and sustainable spaces.

Smart, connected technologies and advisory services help owners and operators meet the challenges of the "new normal" of today and tomorrow by ensuring occupant well-being, simplifying space management, and offering a more engaging experience, while facility teams remotely manage building systems for greater efficiency and reliability.

Thousands of Schneider Electric employees across the U.S. will have access to Upflex’s network of more than 2,100 coworking spaces.

Wholesale Building Management Distributor Program provides dedicated resources, training, and incentives for building automation and control.

New service offers access to experienced field technicians virtually, like telehealth for electrical equipment, to help facility executives maintain business continuity, comply with new safety precautions, and maintain operations.

Learn about the factors driving evolution of building management systems and essential elements necessary for solving management challenges of today and tomorrow.

Building owners and facility managers will need to focus on four key areas to meet the new demands of the returning workforce. Find out what these points are and how you can work on those.

The World Economic Forum has shared an open letter from 11 CEOs that offers support in the expansion, construction, and deployment of hospital facilities.

The Carbon Dioxide sensor module for SE8000 Series Room Controllers helps facility managers make changes to air quality to improve occupant comfort and create opportunities for energy savings.

A centralized system for monitoring and proactive action improves the protection of electrical equipment and the circuits at all levels of a facility’s electrical installation.

The new partnership will help healthcare customers take advantage of the connected hospital and achieve their digital strategy objectives faster.

IoT is creating opportunities for information gathering and sharing that will have an astounding impact on the way buildings are managed and operated.

The ISA announced the first founding members of its new Global Cybersecurity Alliance (GCA) to advance cybersecurity readiness and awareness.

Enercept series meters solve the challenges that organizations face in creating more efficient buildings in retrofit environments.