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A Switch Automation data scientist shares how AI is changing the role, assisting with coding, integrations, reporting, and repetitive data tasks.
Discover how AI helps a Switch Automation data scientist improve workflows, automate repetitive tasks, troubleshoot code, and work more efficiently.
The future of AI-powered buildings depends on something less exciting but far more important: clean, structured building data.
Most buildings aren't AI-ready — not because they lack technology, but because their data is siloed. Here's the foundation they're missing.
A good building management app helps commercial property managers streamline operations, save time and cut costs. Select the right one by following these tips.
By connecting Switch Dx³ to the Pikes Peak Summit Complex, BranchPattern can now remotely monitor system performance.
A Switch Automation data scientist shares how AI is changing the role, assisting with coding, integrations, reporting, and repetitive data tasks.
Discover how AI helps a Switch Automation data scientist improve workflows, automate repetitive tasks, troubleshoot code, and work more efficiently.
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Here we revisit one of our favorite sessions of IBCon 2018, highlighting IT and OT convergence through the eyes of two visionary leaders at Oxford Properties.
We decided to do some research into the average American's journey to work and brainstorm ideas on sustainable commuting.
When it comes to broken buildings, it’s critical to make a wise investment in the right technology to power your program. Learn how to choose the right tools.
In this second installation of our three-part series, we examine broken buildings and the hierarchy of needs that operators face when managing them.
The latest Switch Automation news, including our three new smart building platform products, two awards and refreshed website.
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