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Intelligent Buildings: Jargon Busting with Michael Simons

05 Sept 2023

Whether you're a seasoned professional or a curious newcomer, our latest 'Jargon Busting' series is a guide to understanding the future of buildings.

Join our Digital & Innovation Manager, Michael Simons, as he dives into three key concepts at the heart of smart buildings.

Kicking off with Building Management Systems, or BMS.

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Next, Michael decodes the term Indoor Air Quality, or IAQ. Discover how these sensors play a pivotal role in maintaining optimal air quality and why it's vital for our wellbeing.

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What is occupancy monitoring? This Intelligent Building technology offers more than you might think.

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