The Cisco and Schneider Electric Digital Building Solution reduces energy costs, manages building systems efficiently, and helps to create office spaces that facilitate collaboration and employee engagement.
By combining Schneider EcoStruxure architecture with Cisco purpose-built industrial networking, cybersecurity, and compute solutions, Schneider and Cisco together can help reduce the overall integration risk in digital grid projects while also improving system reliability and security.
Modernizing building management systems (BMS) has become a priority for several universities, including the University of Notre Dame (UND).
Together, Cisco and Schneider Electric provide the combined technology that companies can leverage as they move toward becoming carbon neutral. Examples of that technology include smart grids and smart buildings.
The big fish needs to exert its own energy and swim against the current to avoid being swept downstream. In our world, this big fish is called OT/IT convergence. Just like salmon are not the only beings who swim upstream, OT/IT convergence is not the only market transition that has required IT to adapt and engage differently to provide deeper, more sustainable value to the business.
Cisco, Schneider Electric, and Aveva are working together to mitigate the risks of digital manufacturing so their connected industrial customers can seize IIoT’s many rewards.
As world leaders ponder how to meet the growing demand for energy and resources, while reducing global carbon emissions, cities are challenged even further. The exponential growth of cities has resulted in enormous urban challenges: scarcity of resources; skyrocketing passenger, cargo, and digital traffic; and outdated and overloaded infrastructures. The continued expansion of the Internet […]
