Smart technologies can improve your business, but silo systems provide limited insight and analysis that can help your business grow and improve. The best way to take advantage of the data collected by your smart devices is to create a connected IoT ecosystem that combines all your smart building technologies into one easy-to-use platform to keep pace with today’s changing world. Once companies start using a multi-layered IoT ecosystem, they will recognize the true value of smart buildings.
There is a growing awareness that the Internet of Things (IoT) data is influencing facility management in a number of smart commercial buildings. The amount of data collected by smart buildings was 1.2 zetabytes between 2010 and 2020, and this number is expected to rise to 37.2. Smart buildings not only help save money, they also have a higher market value than unconnected buildings because they work more efficiently.
In order to reduce costs and improve the quality of their buildings, many buildings are beginning to integrate IoT solutions and devices into their infrastructure. Many buildings already have IoT solutions as part of their original design and with the right components you can bring IoT into your existing buildings. A smart building IoT solution, IoT Platform, works in the area of smart building and Internet of Things, and our team is growing to ensure continuous operation, improve the platform and gain greater market share.
According to a recent survey by Daintree Networks, 60% of the building managers in the US are familiar with IoT and 43% believe that the IoT will shape the way they operate their buildings in the next two to three years. According to Corcoran, the combination of IoT and data analysis has led to the emergence of smart initiatives grouped under the umbrella of smart factories, smart warehouses and supply chains, smart fleets, smart shops and shopping centers, smart hospitals, smart grids and smart cities. IB works with customers in many vertical solutions areas to leverage data integrity, business intelligence and integration tools to find new sources of value.
Corcoran believes such initiatives that connect the IoT with other data sources have a lot of value. As an example he cites Boeing where IB helped collect data from GE turbines when airplanes land and linked it to other data sets for predictive maintenance and analysis. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the key to solving problems arising from the links between communication, production, control systems and IT systems in various vertical industries. It also enables smart cities. In smart cities, street lights have become an entry point for the IoT.
The value chain of the IoT ecosystem is long and complex, and the implementation of IoT solutions requires different levels of communication. The implementation of an IoT-based Smart City infrastructure in the communications sector depends on efficient, short and broad communication protocols to move data from sensors and devices to aggregators and data storage and processing nodes. The heterogeneity of IoT elements is a challenge in terms of interoperability, but there is an opportunity in ontologies and dynamic IoT architectures where a number of nodes, properties, relationships and interactions define interesting subject areas, and a newly discovered ontology provides the basis for better problem solving.
Thingsee’s solutions include various sensors, gateways, cellular connectivity, software, devices and the cloud. Customers of IoT platforms and cloud-based solution providers like ours integrate seamlessly. Systems that offer cost-effective data collection solutions, smart facilities, and full integration with cloud-based applications are massive drivers for the future.
MCS Solutions, a Belgian company that provides integrated workplace management systems (IWMS) and intelligent building services to Fortune Global 100 companies, Intellia developed Intellia’s smart building IoT solution. With over 25 years of experience in the energy industry working with integrated real estate facilities and workplace management software, MCS Solutions is ready to offer customers new value-added services for smart buildings and IoT solutions. Our team is involved in the backend and front-end development of IoT facility management platforms for intelligent building ecosystems.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is spreading from industry to industry, and building automation technologies are undergoing unprecedented change, inspiring new and robust building management solutions. Intel IoT and its ecosystem partners have an impact in smart buildings, energy management, predictive maintenance, HVAC and other building systems, and general building security. At IBCON, Intel and its solution partners demonstrated how IoT solutions mature from hype to applications in the real world, and showed examples of how IoT value is realized.
Identify the building blocks that IoT service providers should consider when building proof-of-concept (POC) and challenges that must be understood and overcome. Learn more about how Intel’s IoT technologies enable transformative change. If you want a global picture of the IoT ecosystem in 2021 and want to understand how it will impact your project, you have come to the right place.
The IoT (Internet of Things) technology is seen as a building block for the next generation of Smart Cities (SC) because of its potential to use sustainable information and communication technologies (1). Francis DSouza, the head of strategy and analytics for IoT solutions at Thales, explains the seven components of the IoT ecosystem that determine the composition of a successful IoT product. Datamatic helps develop intelligent networked devices and software solutions that enable IoT machines and M2M ( Machine-to-Machine) services.
Igors Poe enables the IoT ecosystem with data streaming software connected to smart devices via an Ethernet cable. Because the cable transports data instead of electricity, Poe enables IoT to be more efficient and energy efficient than other IoT solutions.
Quality and security are one of the main drivers of this type of development and IoT data collection platforms should be designed with privacy and security in mind. Reliable maintenance and ensuring a constant data flow across all devices and the operation of each individual device is another way to get the most out of IoT in your Smart Facility solutions.
| A IoT connectivity landscape platform links and consolidates IoT device management. It also simplifies IoT device controls, making them more scalable. It also helps reduce the time it takes to set up a new IoT system. |
