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From Portfolio Insight to Program Execution: Building a Roofing Strategy That Lasts

Data without a plan is just paperwork. Many organizations have, at some point, invested in a roofing assessment. They’ve received a report. They know which buildings are in poor shape and which ones are holding up. But when budget season comes around, t

Seeing What's Overhead: How Roofing Data Reveals Risk and Opportunity

In most facility portfolios, roofing sits at the top of the deferred maintenance list and sometimes near the bottom of the visibility list. That's a costly combination. Commercial roof replacement isn't cheap. Depending on the system, square footage, an

Four Key Priorities Shaping Public Sector Facility Performance

Public institutions and governments at every level are carrying a growing burden: aging public buildings that cost more every year to maintain, heat, cool, and keep operational. Deferred maintenance is piling up, budgets are tightening, and expectations f

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Why Consider Retrocommissioning

Ken Rackowski, Executive VP, Control’s Division, recently contributed to Commercial Property Executive’s viewpoints Section, which is their forum for guest columns and commentary.

Managing Content at the Edge with Efficiency

Tier II and Tier III markets are experiencing a rise in hosting demand as content moves to the edge. These smaller facilities in outlier locations extend the “edge” of the Internet further from the traditional Internet hubs such as New York City.

The Evolution of Data in Managing Building Operations

In recent years, building management systems (BMS) have become smart and as a result, the Internet of Things is a topic being discussed by facility managers with greater frequency.

The Denser the Data Center, the Greater the Efficiency

A dense data center does not inherently mean that it will have greater efficiency (typically, quite the opposite is true).

LED Lighting Retrofits in Schools

A key strategy for university energy efficiency is unarguably LED lighting. LED lighting retrofits make a significant impact on energy intensity, usage, and efficiency in facilities at colleges and universities.

How to Get Utility Incentives for Data Center Efficiency Projects

The data center industry’s ability to improve energy efficiency is massive. According to the latest U.S. Data Center Energy Usage Report published last year that examines data from 2014, data centers in the U.S. consumed an estimated 70 billion kWh.

Monitoring Data Center Power and Cooling Simultaneously

Data center facilities of all types must monitor power and cooling data to be responsive when things go wrong, but they don’t often analyze combined data to obtain operational efficiencies.

LED vs. Fluorescent Lighting: Who Lights Up Better

Long before the invention of LED lighting technology, the incandescent bulb helped to launch the era of modern lighting.

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From Portfolio Insight to Program Execution: Building a Roofing Strategy That Lasts

Seeing What's Overhead: How Roofing Data Reveals Risk and Opportunity

Four Key Priorities Shaping Public Sector Facility Performance

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Why Consider Retrocommissioning

Managing Content at the Edge with Efficiency

The Evolution of Data in Managing Building Operations

The Denser the Data Center, the Greater the Efficiency

LED Lighting Retrofits in Schools

How to Get Utility Incentives for Data Center Efficiency Projects

Monitoring Data Center Power and Cooling Simultaneously

LED vs. Fluorescent Lighting: Who Lights Up Better