Source: azure.microsoft.com
Making buildings smarter with Azure IoTCategory: Software, Business, Data, Microsoft
Commercial real estate developers, building owners, facilities management companies, and tenants have a huge opportunity to address, and solve for, the unique business challenges faced by their industry, by applying the Internet of Things (IoT) to buildings. For example, by leveraging data from IoT sensors and building management systems, companies can gain insights that enable them to save energy, reduce operational expenses, increase occupant comfort, and optimize space.
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy estimates that implementing smart building technology in an existing building can result in energy savings of 30–50 percent.2 For example, companies can combine data from occupancy sensors with data from HVAC and lighting systems to lower room temperatures and turn lights off in unoccupied rooms.
Sensors generate data that is stored and analyzed to decrease energy use.ICONICS smart building software has run on Microsoft Azure since 2015.
Microsoft uses the ICONICS smart building software to collect sensor data in office buildings in the Puget Sound area of Washington State.
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy estimates that implementing smart building technology in an existing building can result in energy savings of 30–50 percent.2 For example, companies can combine data from occupancy sensors with data from HVAC and lighting systems to lower room temperatures and turn lights off in unoccupied rooms.
Sensors generate data that is stored and analyzed to decrease energy use.ICONICS smart building software has run on Microsoft Azure since 2015.
Microsoft uses the ICONICS smart building software to collect sensor data in office buildings in the Puget Sound area of Washington State.
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