smart buildings

The major new update of the #CiscoDNACenter helps organizations thrive even amongst uncertainties by making their networking more agile, secure, and easy-to-use through enhanced visibility, increased intelligence, and better integrations.

Scott Harrell, SVP and GM of IBNG, highlights five areas ripe for digital transformation that CIOs and CSOs should be thinking about to adapt to disrupted workplaces and workforces while supporting innovation in applications and workloads that drive business resiliency.

It is not about being the fittest/strongest/smartest/, the businesses that will survive in this time of crisis will be those who are able best to adapt. From a real estate perspective, the adaptability engendered by smart building technology will be the key.

Buildings are no longer simply physical structures. They are smart, informative, and transformative — using the latest technology for pervasive connectivity, operational efficiency, meaningful interactions, and health and safety. See how ASHRAE set new standards with its intelligent and green headquarters.

Learn about the here and now of smart buildings, from the 4th Utility to IoT building devices, to optimizing workplace utilization and occupancy monitoring, using Cisco DNA Spaces and IBM TRIRIGA integrated workplace management system (IWMS).

Cisco and partner solutions are bringing new topology possibilities to building automation system IP networks.

Roger Vasquez, Director of Engineering of Transwestern, shares his perspective on the Internet of Everything In order to compete in the commercial real estate market, we at Transwestern knew we had to differentiate ourselves with innovative new services to attract clients. We turned to Cisco and the Internet of Everything to make it happen. We […]