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This e-book explains what effect global crises can have on real estate asset value. Discover how smart building tech can reduce operating costs and increase asset value while still delivering a safe, comfortable tenant experience.
This e-book explains how the right smart building platform can facilitate the green building certification process, streamlining communications between departments and across different sources, to help you efficiently measure progress, create performance benchmarks and determine how to conserve resources.
A virtual roundtable discussion at CRETech 2020 about how data-driven sustainability increases resilience and profitability.
For INWED, we’re putting the spotlight on our female engineers, asking what advice they have for aspiring female engineers.
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Why commercial building management software plays a crucial role in adjusting your building operations during a global lockdown.
Why commercial building management software plays a crucial role in adjusting your building operations during a global lockdown.
For buildings that are still occupied during a lockdown, here are some recommendations from the Switch engineers and other industry experts to consider.
We rounded up 10 practical and agile steps to adapt your building operations for sites that have reduced or no occupancy.
This month marks the 50th Earth Day, and to celebrate, we’re taking a look at how the ongoing lockdown has reduced carbon consumption around the world.
Harnessing remote analysis, reporting and control, here are the top 3 reasons that smart building technology is crucial when disaster strikes.
Why the future of AI in smart buildings is proactive intelligence, not another chatbot
The Changing Role of the Master Systems Integrator in Smart Buildings
A Switch Automation data scientist shares how AI is changing the role, assisting with coding, integrations, reporting, and repetitive data tasks.
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